Sentence examples for spirited imitation from inspiring English sources
George Bush senior was here this week, giving a surprisingly spirited imitation of an absurdly puffed-up Al Gore trying to push "my boy" off the stage.If anyone has the momentum at the moment, it is the boy's team.
The most disappointing omission is "An Essay on Censorship", Burgess's long verse-letter to Salman Rushdie (written immediately after the 1989 fatwa), a spirited imitation of Alexander Pope's Essay on Man.
O'Brien, who spoke Irish Gaelic in his childhood home, wrote his next extended fiction, "An Béal Bocht," in Gaelic, in 1941; in 1973, it was translated, by Patrick C. Power, into a spirited imitation of O'Brien's English as "The Poor Mouth: A Bad Story About the Hard Life".
His other early sides were similarly flagrant but immensely spirited imitations of Lightnin' Hopkins and Muddy Waters.
Blanchett's angular bones conform at slightly different angles from Hepburn's, but she does a nervy, high-spirited imitation of the Hepburn manner — the forced laugh and toss of the head, the stentorian declarations, the mixture of ardent sympathy and calculating ambition.
Best Adapted Screenplay Graham Moore, "The Imitation Game".
"I like Alec, but his imitation of me is really mean-spirited and not very good," he said.
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I mean Alec, I like Alec, but his imitation of me is really mean-spirited and not very good.
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