Sentence examples for wicked impression from inspiring English sources

He is a family man and nonstop talker who does impeccable foreign accents and a wicked impression of Curly of the Three Stooges.

Barry Obama played a lot of Hendrix, Earth, Wind & Fire and Billie Holiday, but was known in the annexe for his wicked impression of Mick Jagger.

But he was warm-hearted and funny – indeed absolutely brilliant at the department's 1977 Christmas party, where he donned a kilt and did a wicked impression of John Drummond departing the BBC for the Edinburgh festival.

Barry -- as he was then known -- often played Jimi Hendrix, Earth, Wind & Fire and Billie Holiday, but Maraniss writes that he was best known for "his wicked impression of Mick Jagger".

He relishes tales of political intrigue, does wicked impressions of Washington's most powerful figures and is quick with the sharp remark: "I can fix the campaign," he told many friends when he took off for Gore headquarters in Nashville this summer.

Wicked Wicked (Young Vibez).

Still, by the time I got to the back stretch, I was doing a Wicked Witch of the West impression ("Dorothy, I'm melting!").

Yet it's hard to avoid the impression that whenever Ms. Chenoweth leaves the stage, "Wicked" loses its wit, while its swirling pop-eretta score sheds any glimmer of originality.

On the eve of World War II, journalist Rosa Goldschmidt Waldeck (Countess Waldeck) described her strongest impression of the Romanians: Two thousand years of severe foreign masters, barbarian invasions, rapacious conquers, wicked princes, cholera, and earthquakes have given Rumanians a superb sense of the temporary and transitory quality of everything.

His wicked sensibility had a way of creeping under your skin and leaving an impression.

While under the impression that Ruby had been killed off in "No Rest for the Wicked", Peterson wrote that the character "got gone just as [she was] getting interesting" and deemed her a "decent traveling [companion]".