Sentence examples for its impersonation from inspiring English sources

The daylight fluorescent tube over my kitchen sink casts a pinkish hue, but at this time of year, its impersonation of a June evening has no credibility at all.

Sayles responds to readers' presumed resentment against its bulk (a resentment canceled for some by the e-book) by offering reliable entertainment: with its impersonations of political figures, fraught romances and life-threatening adventures, the book is akin to the "Variety Arts" show one character attends.

has always struggled with its Obama impersonation because Obama is "smooth without big handles," as Downey puts it.

When temperatures fell below freezing, Mr. Trochtenberg's 240D did its best impersonation of a Panzer tank in a Stalingrad winter — the diesel fuel would gel and the car would refuse to start.

But by and large, Greater Miami has been fondly burnishing its Darwinian impersonation of Central America, with the rich getting richer, services away from the shiny highrises deteriorating, and the poor and middle class being squeezed downward and outward.

Valimail, a company that focuses on preventing fake and fraudulent emails from reaching your inbox, today announced that it is extending its anti-impersonation platform with a couple of new features that will make it even harder for hackers to pretend they are somebody they are not.

For the moment its big strength may not be its still rather unconvincing imitation of a library, but its much better impersonation of an amiable, dedicated assistant, who takes care of the irritating details that can otherwise bring an afternoon to a screeching halt.

— MIKE HUGUENIN Marquette is doing its best Davidson impersonation.

— MIKE HUGUENIN Cal is doing its best Davidson impersonation.

On cold start in the garage (Ferraris do not overnight in the drive), the Speciale initiates its racing car impersonation.

But his impersonation of Jay Z should come with its own award.