Sentence examples for precise impersonation from inspiring English sources
A natural affinity for precise impersonation can only be developed into a tool of artistic expression through hard work enriched with empathy for the complicated souls behind the colorful sounds.
Jack Sparrow, by doing a fairly precise impersonation of Keith Richards -- going for a fusion of the Flynn and Newton prototypes, a pirate rogue who's both dashing and dissolute as a crocodile.
He leaned forward to me and said" — for the first time that evening, Piggott-Smith slipped into a precise impersonation of the future King of England — " 'Any work about?' " "King Charles III," which is currently playing at the Music Box Theatre, imagines the state of Britain and of the British monarchy shortly after the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
He leaned forward to me and said" — for the first time that evening, Piggott-Smith slipped into a precise impersonation of the future King of England — " 'Any work about?' " Rebecca Mead joined The New Yorker as a staff writer in 1997.
I can't believe it, I am speaking English!" Sattouf immediately shifted to French; he reserves English — to be precise, a caricature of American-accented English — for jokes and impersonations, as if it were intrinsically humorous.
Imitation of the overall organization of motor actions, without necessarily duplicating (as in impersonation) the precise actions, has been defined as program-level imitation [59], [75].
At these moments, the smeary video images seem much less evocative and much less precise than Ms. Smith's full-bodied impersonations.
Grande appeared Friday on "The Tonight Show," and nestled inside her conversation with Jimmy Fallon was an impersonation of Celine Dion as precise as any we've heard.
Mr. Welch brings a surly energy and precise off-brand accent to his performance as the opportunistic Henry, whose success on the field inspires him to keep up the impersonation in order to bump off a few of his enemies.
He's the impersonation guy".
I removed the impersonation.
