Sentence examples for perfect impression from inspiring English sources

The interlocking ballrooms lined in gilded mirrors gave the perfect impression of squatter decadence.

As they crossed the line her face was a perfect impression of the :o emoticon.

A birthday cake appeared, and then — a hallucinatory moment — another Icelandic actress sang "Happy Birthday," in a perfect impression of Marilyn singing it to J.F.K., sexy sibilant by erotic syllable: "Happy biiirthday, Misstah Prez-uh-dent . . .

It was a perfect impression of the kind of cultural mix that I, as well as other natives of this quiet Russian rural town, had been exposed to for decades.

Why would you be jealous of the size of an zit, or the epicness of a fail, or that parrot's ability to crank out a perfect impression of Future?

Before road games, they put on talent shows in the team hotel, providing perfect impressions of their coaches.

Nicholson does a note-perfect impression of said owlet.

Wonder said, "That's so English, Keith," and then performed a consonant-perfect impression of Harris's accent.

The enterprise is elevated to something greater than a vulgar joke by Mr. Davis's nearly pitch-perfect impression of Mr. Obama, a challenge that many better-known comedians have struggled with (notably Fred Armisen, whose cool jazzbo Obama on "Saturday Night Live" is the antithesis of Mr. Davis's).

Though they'd never worked together before, Mr. Spacey does a pitch-perfect impression of Mr. Lovitz, and in the film he imitates Ronald Reagan, Walter Matthau, Bill Clinton and Dolph Lundgren, though only the latter was taken from Mr. Abramoff's repertory.

In a pitch-perfect impression of a "Top Model" partisan, Pozner derides the verdict of Tyra Banks, the show's materfamilias (who declared Jones to have "lost her drive" and "checked out"), and lists various post-show successes: "To the rest of the mainstream media, Toccara is recognized as one of the most successful African-American plus-size models working today.