Sentence examples for no impersonation from inspiring English sources

There is no impersonation in the Homeric poems in "Meadowlands".

When no impersonation is used, for example just asking for information, the act cannot be called phishing.

And his corrosive, minimalist approach — no props, no physical comedy, no long stories, no impersonations — has turned seemingly innocuous phrases ("Want a cookie?") into catchphrases.

Although its structure resembles that of opera, it is not in dramatic form; there are no impersonations of characters and no direct speech.

She's always telling me" — here she broke into a perfect impersonation — " 'No, this is what you wear!

Had he seen the "Saturday Night Live" impersonation? "No," said Mr. Pitt, who was wearing a black leather jacket and a V-neck T-shirt.

He added: The evidence at trial established that virtually no voter impersonation occurs in Wisconsin.

"The evidence at trial established that virtually no voter impersonation occurs in Wisconsin," Adelman ruled in Frank v. Walker.

That triggered an investigation into whether their activities constituted an impersonation of police officers, which is a no-no and can result in six months in jail and a $2,000 fine.

"And Michael Davies," he said, doing a pretty good Cary Grant impersonation, "said: 'No!

Their stated reason — combating voter fraud — is easily dismissed because there are virtually no documented cases of impersonation fraud that could be reduced with an ID card.