Sentence examples for impersonation captures from inspiring English sources

Ms. Sukowa, compact and energetic and not overly concerned with impersonation, captures Arendt's fearsome cerebral power, as well as her warmth and, above all, the essential, unappeasable curiosity that drove her.

Not because it is literally true to his life, but because, largely thanks to Taron Egerton's uncanny impersonation, it captures his essential Eddie-ness.

Grieve's performance, without being a mere feat of impersonation, vividly captures Brown's well-documented mixture of moral seriousness and high temper.

This is not an "impersonation". Moore captured many facets of Palin.

Without attempting an exact verbal impersonation, Martin Neely nicely captures the slightly earnest decency of Corbyn, while David Muscat doubles a Johnson and Putin who come from amusingly different places on the spectrum of male sexuality.

Volle's impersonation is especially convincing: he captures the antic, almost clownish personality that many of Wagner's contemporaries recalled.

Mr. McClure, a relative unknown when he created this role two years ago at the La Jolla Playhouse in San Diego, does a lovely impersonation of the Little Tramp that captures the heartbreaking grace in that character's embattled dignity.

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But doing a passable impersonation is a far cry from capturing the essence of one of the most distinctive female vocalists of all time, as this amateurish inflated cabaret act demonstrates.

Amaral's impersonation elicits smiles and recognition, and in these moments, the director captures various individuals' personal memories of their own real-life encounters with the Prophet Kindness.

Mr. Cusack manages to capture the insecurity and the lovability without doing an impersonation.