Sentence examples for impersonate him from inspiring English sources
Leonard Cohen: he's a poet, he has integrity, and I can slightly impersonate him.
Not one resembles Mr. Gray, and not one tries to impersonate him.
But he said: "All have made the same error: they try to impersonate him rather than interpret him.
"You have to get Alan's permission to impersonate him on stage, so nothing's a done deal," Dinsdale says.
Clare wrote some mock-Byronic poems, either believing that he was the peer or trying to impersonate him, or a bit of both.
But Fassbender doesn't so much portray Jobs in this segment as impersonate him, relying on formidable technique in lieu of interpretive insight.
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There is also an army of cranks impersonating him.
Larry David is impersonating him on Saturday Night Live.
"Now Jello is suing Dead Kennedys, accusing me of impersonating him and emulating his stage act.
