They can do a great imitation of things that were really good.
I understood what they were saying : 'Boy, you've done a great imitation.
In Mississippi last night, Mr. Romney tried to connect with Southern voters, and pulled off a great imitation of a robot trying to pass for a human.
Marvis Frazier, one of Joe's sons, does a great imitation of Howard Cosell's overexcited announcing of his father's 1973 destruction at the hands of George Foreman.
6. Eddie Redmayne, or "Eddie Redmaybe" as The Guardian accidentally re-christened him in their live blog, being nominated for Best Actor This comes despite many people feeling he gave a great imitation of Stephen Hawking in The Theory of Everything, but not necessarily a great performance.
A composer friend of mine who studied with him there does a great imitation of Kim examining a student's score, furrowing his brow, pointing to a passage and asking, "What is the meaning of this note?" Those looking for a guide to Kim's aesthetic can find it in his compositions.
Here I was, too tall and thin, and I think I fell into the trap of thinking that the movie was going to be about doing great imitations, and I said, 'That's not me".' What eventually sold Mr. Rush on the role, however, was a series of candid photographs of Sellers showing a man with what he described as "a rather angry, faraway look in his eyes".
(Susan Sarandon is far more successful in portraying Davis than Jessica Lange is at incarnating Crawford, because Davis, one of the screen's great imitators, admits of imitation, whereas Crawford, who wasn't much of an imitator, is inimitable).
If the rTPJ is involved in the control of imitation, a greater imitative compatibility effect should be found during rTMS to rTPJ as it will impair participants' ability to control the tendency to imitate.
SAMUEL JOHNSON once observed that no man had yet become great by imitation.
