Sentence examples similar to trick impression from inspiring English sources

Why bother with Johnny Depp's party-trick impression of the great man when – at length, in detail, and with a laid-back eloquence that Cap'n Sparrow could only dream of – we can experience the real thing?

It's no easy trick to sustain an impression of casual normality while guarding one's privacy so closely.

But Binet does not seem aware that this trick of giving the impression that he is thinking the book through as he is writing it is one of the oldest tricks of novelistic verisimilitude: it is inseparable from the fraudulence of the first-person narrator, who is pretending to be speaking to the reader off the cuff even as the novel has been rewritten a thousand times by the laboring author.

She consistently outdrove her opponents by 50 to 100 yards and between rounds entertained the galleries with trick shots and her impressions of the Highland fling.

Stravinsky had to ramp up the music — add thicker harmonies, chromatics — and, when he did, it gave off "the impression of a trick".

The Lumineers – raised in New Jersey, based in Colorado – use every trick possible to give the impression that they're stomping in the dust of the 1930s depression: a shellac crackle in the recording of Flapper Girl; aqueous banjo and footsoldier drums in Charlie Boy; simplicity and spaciousness throughout.

Remember that the impression of the trick and the fun it creates are more important than the secret.

Yet the first week of this summit is being dominated by the representatives of the rich countries trying to lace the deal with Enron-style accounting tricks that will give the impression of cuts, without the reality.

Holographic images occasionally misunderstood, often used for projects both mundane and complex utilize basic tricks of light and photographic impression that have been in wide use since the 1960s.

Perhaps Palacio's most remarkable trick is leaving us with the impression that Auggie's problems are surmountable in all the ways that count — that he is, in fact, in an enviable position.

Use this calculator trick to let them know the impression they're making on you.