Sentence examples for impression of himself from inspiring English sources

He has the impression of himself as a witch doctor delivering a curse.

It will be thrilling to see Lynch doing his best impression of himself, or perhaps what one imagines fans want from him.

First, there was the voice: Carr does an unforgiving impression of himself – all squeals and squeaks, and nail-on-blackboard shrillness.

William Steig, a contributor to this magazine since 1930, died the other day at the age of ninety-five, but contrived to leave a lasting impression of himself as a boy bursting with ideas and promise.

As she spoke, Trump provided a silent, mimed commentary, a series of proud smiles, slow claps, grim nods, and even, as she quoted his "You're fired!" line from "The Apprentice," a full-on impression of himself delivering it.

The same thing struck me then as now, while it may be humble to disavow ambition Thompson must have a pretty high impression of himself to believe the times are calling him.

The New York Times called him "almost comedy-proof" and noted that he seems happy with comedic impressions of himself.

Inspired by the French photographer Nadar, Strindberg first tried to catch realistic impressions of himself using the latest device of the day, a German Blitz camera.

He hosted a lavish party for his wife's birthday which featured two of the stars of "Strictly Come Dancing", a TV talent contest, and an impersonator doing impressions of himself.

Yet Harry Ritz, like Berle and Lewis, is a performing fury: he gives the impression of punishing himself with comic exertion, with a tense blend of precision and wild expenditure of energy.

Kechiche, by contrast, directs with a sense of fervent urgency; he gives the impression of having driven himself with as much self-sacrificing energy as the actresses unleash.