Sentence examples for through impersonation from inspiring English sources

(She may also be mourning her brother through impersonation, just as Olivia mourns hers through speech).

We decided to exclude the concept of 'mentioning a trusted third party' (included in 50 of the definitions) in favour of impersonation (n = 60), since deception through impersonation by abusing the target's trust implies the existence of a trusted third party.

All these 13 females have something in themselves which I appreciate greatly, and it is through impersonation that I got closer to them".

What will they do to her if they see through her impersonation?

Also troubling are their efforts to pass legislation requiring all voters to provide picture I.D.'s, supposedly to avoid voter fraud through voter impersonation at the polls.

Chicago Sun-Times praised West's vocal delivery, saying "he rips more hard raps on 'Devil in a New Dress' -- chuckling through lines like, 'We love Jesus / but you done learned a lot from Satan / We ain't married / but tonight I need some consummation,' and later chewing through an impersonation of a preacher, 'Say-tan!

He blazes through his impersonations of the amateur company, which include an effete dilettante; a dotty diva; a janitor from Bosnia-Herzegovina; a stripper; a high school nerd given to quoting Shaw and Charles Manson; a South Asian hotel operator; and a Stanley Kowalski who starred in porn films in New York.

He blazes through his impersonations of the amateur company, which include an effete dilettante; a dotty diva; a janitor from Bosnia-Herzegovina; a stripper; a high school nerd given to quoting Shaw and Charles Manson; a South Asian hotel operator; and a Stanley Kowalski who starred in pornographic films in New York.

Busybody Vera sees straight through Niska's impersonation of a human.

In this act of impersonation, through the almost formal stiffness of the first-person narrative, the writer's irony can play around Rosamund and get hold of her type, without diminishing the centrality and open-endedness of her experience.

Early that year, Mr. Zarinsky, while in prison, learned that his sister and her husband, through forgery and impersonation, had looted $112,500 from a mutual fund created with an inheritance from his mother, Veronica, after her death in 1995, the authorities have said.