Sentence examples for if he channels from inspiring English sources

What Joey does is not female impersonation, it's as if he channels Billie.

It is almost as if he channels all of this into creating a new image of London.

I'm sure he'd be much better if he channeled Hunter Pence.

It was if he was channelling Patrick Bateman from American Psycho.

Does it feel more as if he's channelling something than creating it?

As an actor I found Jason [Williamson]'s performance inspiring – it feels as if he's channelling this energy and anger.

But Cottam's artful chiller has an exuberant innocence about it, as if he's channelling childhood memories of reading James Herbert under the covers.

He will never be a home run hitter, but if he can channel the plate discipline he showed in the minor leagues, he could easily bat.280/.345/.400 with 15-20 stolen bases.

If he can channel the real Blyleven on the mound, the Yankees will be thrilled: Blyleven won twice in the A.L.C.S. that season to lead his team to the World Series.

Such a figure, if he had channeled worries about immigration, ISIS, and national decline, then combined these with some seriously populist proposals designed to exploit resentment of corrupt financial and political élites, could perhaps have emerged as a genuinely potent and dangerous force.

Like a Trumpian mini-me, he sometimes sounds as if he's channelling Trump, as when he hinted the other day, to Lou Dobbs, who hosts a show on the Fox Business Network, that he knew something juicy about the swimsuit model Chrissy Teigen.