Sentence examples for impressive impersonation from inspiring English sources
Barrot didn't win: that honour went to Yohann and Olivier Roussel for delivering an impressive impersonation of pigs mating.
He would, at times, in pique at being made to bowl in the nets, bowl bouncer after bouncer at me; or would settle into his (impressive) impersonation of Tom Cartwright, his former Somerset team‑mate.
Moreover, among his varied acting assignments, Attenborough ventured into the Indian cinema to give, in Satyajit Ray's The Chess Players, an impressive impersonation of General Outram, the self-confident imperialist who set the final seal on the British Raj that it became Gandhi's destiny to shatter.
In an interview set to air Wednesday night on CNN, "30 Rock" star Alec Baldwin revealed that he does an impressive impersonation of host Piers Morgan.
Michael Fassbender's performance as Steve Jobs is flimsy as interpretation but impressive as impersonation.
Let's not get started on the current political situation in Russia, for example, where Putin is doing a very impressive Thatcher impersonation with the recent anti-gay laws over there.
(Jenn Harris does an impressive offstage audio impersonation of Ms. Heche's former partner Ellen DeGeneres).
Among an impressive parade of not-quite-impersonations, one of the best is James D'Arcy's Anthony Perkins, a shy, knock-kneed youth whose avowed admiration of Rope and Strangers on a Train – Hitchcock's queerest films – is a not- so-subtle nudge about the actor's sexuality.
It is also impressive, not merely as an act of impersonation but perhaps above all for the fiendish diligence with which it is carried out...presuppose(s) formidable research on the part of the author, who is American, educated in France and writing fluent, idiomatic and purposeful French.
Even critics who hated the film acknowledged that Faye Dun-away's impersonation of Crawford was somehwere beyond impressive.
"At first it was quite impressive, they seemed to be giving a good impersonation of tipsiness," one audience member told a German newspaper.
