Sentence examples for direct impersonation from inspiring English sources
The performers largely avoid direct impersonation of the film's cast members.
He doesn't do a direct impersonation but effectively suggests the cockiness, charm and downright cheek of the sharp-witted manager.
Although he channels the energy of the superhuman Judy as she was captured on 1961's "Live at Carnegie Hall," Sikes doesn't aim for a direct impersonation, but rather a heartfelt homage with a contemporary feel.
Although its structure resembles that of opera, it is not in dramatic form; there are no impersonations of characters and no direct speech.
The trailer shows the journalist growing frustrated as he tries to direct the bumbling look-alike into a convincing impersonation of the world's most wanted terrorist.
This is required to take care of Hadoop related security issues such as impersonation (section II.A.1), unrestrictive file permissions on HDFS (section II.A.2) and direct access to data blocks (section II.A.3). 3.
Just a couple of years after Philip Seymour Hoffman's award-winning impersonation of Truman Capote comes this second film on the writer, written and directed by Douglas McGrath, covering the same period, with very similar moments.
After being directed to it by a version of the High Priestess tarot card displaying her cartoon impersonation, Madonna opens it to find a huge diamond.
Directed by Blanka Zizka, Ms. Orlandersmith and Mr. Overshown emerge not just as performers with gifts for impersonation, but as characters who harbor generations of souls within them (1 30).
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Directed by Blanka Zizka, Ms. Orlandersmith and Mr. Overshown emerge not just as performers with gifts for impersonation, but also as characters who harbor generations of souls within them (1 30).
