Sentence examples for impersonation abilities from inspiring English sources

With impeccable impersonation abilities, great comedic timing, and strong vocals, Darmirra Brunson has given SNL's Jay Pharoah a reason to throw her name in the ring for SNL's long overdue search for a Black female cast member.

Nazimova's power of vivid impersonation and ability to put meaning into looks and action find full expression.

More than just having an ear for impersonation, Mr. Gabis suggested, his ability to study and teach the intricacies of accents, particularly accented English, is actually a perk of neurolinguistic aptitude.

"How do you monopolize the ability to present an impersonation of the Beatles?" Mr. Cane said.

Indeed, the ability to impersonate has sometimes been argued to be uniquely human [15], [72], [73]; emulation has therefore been considered primitive compared to impersonation, although in child development the ability to emulate appears much later [74].

Alas, the voice on the phone was not Dyche but Ben Owen - a teenager with the ability to perform a passable impersonation of the Clarets manager's gravelly tone.

The impostor's ability to put on convincing acts of impersonation, including excellent reproductions of special skills — such as those of the impostured doctor, lawyer, or prince — is very similar to the artist's ability to create something out of nothing.

Mr. Lewis's impersonation came complete with a satyr's cosmic boredom and an ability to read people that functioned as a dry Vegas version of Sherlock Holmesian ratiocination.

The one bonus is that Gooding's limited acting ability makes him look like he's doing a spot-on impersonation of one of those dramatic re-enactment actors giving an outlandishly bad performance.

"In high school and in the Army, Ross became known for his ability to do impersonations," Mr. Bush said.

I removed the impersonation.