impersonation in A Sentence

Impersonation means trying to be someone else.

Yeah, that's a truly flattering Impersonation.

Your Impersonation is good.

Wow, that is a solid Impersonation.

Impersonation- Attempting to take the examination for someone else.

He began by explaining each Impersonation that was to follow.

TV talk show Parkinson featured an Impersonation of comedian Tommy Cooper.

Still, you should be vigilant about phishing through Impersonation of a popular site.

She fools the villagers including her parents with her Impersonation of her twin sister,

Over the past three years, Republicans have consistently pushed for more security against voter Impersonation.

I'm not sure whether Goldwyn was being serious or merely offering his best Impersonation of Yogi Berra.

Unable to connect to POP server%s:\tInvalid APOP ID received. Impersonation attack suspected. Please contact your admin.

In the late 1800s to the mid-1900s, pantomime dames became a popular form of female Impersonation in Europe.

From the late 1800s to the mid-1900s, pantomime dames became a popular form of female Impersonation in Europe.

I knew that I could not long continue this Impersonation as I would be discovered some day.

In fact, the Republican allegations of pervasive voter Impersonation and multiple voting in American elections have been widely discredited.

He was later handed over to immigration officials on charges of Impersonation and further probe,” a senior CISF officer said.

Please understand that an account that falls under our Policy may be deemed not to violate our trademark or Impersonation policies.

Her petite frame marched around the large circle of singing campers as they laughed at her Impersonation of a Mardi Gras drum major.

I want my profile removed from the search results I want to file an Impersonation claim I have a legal issue that is not mentioned above.

The makers of this film honor the Islamic tradition which holds that the Impersonation of the prophet offends against the spirituality of his message.

Based on this evidence, Democrats charge that GOP claims of voter Impersonation and multiple voting are grossly exaggerated, politically driven and intentionally designed to restrict voters' rights.

Waits later noted that the Impersonation of his voice was so eerily accurate that he began to question whether or not he was actually listening to himself.

Before they can work properly, deep neural networks need a lot of source information, such as photos of the persons being the source or target of Impersonation.

Before they can work properly, deep neural networks need a lot of source information, such as photos of the person who is the source or target of Impersonation.

Voter fraud is very rare, voter Impersonation is nearly non-existent, and much of the problems associated with alleged fraud in elections relates to unintentional mistakes by voters or election administrators.”.

Let's assume a LOW-VALUE system, yet not so trival that it's public access- the system owner wants to prevent casual Impersonation, yet“high” security is not as paramount as ease of use.

The digital equivalent of a handwritten signature or stamped seal, but offering far more inherent security, a digital signature is intended to solve the problem of tampering and Impersonation in digital communications.

Berlin called this a‘monstrous Impersonation', which allows those in power‘to ignore the actual wishes of men or societies, to bully, oppress, torture them in the name, and on behalf, of their“real” selves'.

In case of Impersonation, the candidate who is impersonated shall be disqualified for a minimum period of five academic years or for any such period as will be decided by the National Council.

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impersonation in A Sentence

Impersonation means trying to be someone else.

Yeah, that's a truly flattering Impersonation.

Your Impersonation is good.

Wow, that is a solid Impersonation.

Impersonation- Attempting to take the examination for someone else.

He began by explaining each Impersonation that was to follow.

TV talk show Parkinson featured an Impersonation of comedian Tommy Cooper.

Still, you should be vigilant about phishing through Impersonation of a popular site.

She fools the villagers including her parents with her Impersonation of her twin sister,

Over the past three years, Republicans have consistently pushed for more security against voter Impersonation.

I'm not sure whether Goldwyn was being serious or merely offering his best Impersonation of Yogi Berra.

Unable to connect to POP server%s:\tInvalid APOP ID received. Impersonation attack suspected. Please contact your admin.

In the late 1800s to the mid-1900s, pantomime dames became a popular form of female Impersonation in Europe.

From the late 1800s to the mid-1900s, pantomime dames became a popular form of female Impersonation in Europe.

I knew that I could not long continue this Impersonation as I would be discovered some day.

In fact, the Republican allegations of pervasive voter Impersonation and multiple voting in American elections have been widely discredited.

He was later handed over to immigration officials on charges of Impersonation and further probe,” a senior CISF officer said.

Please understand that an account that falls under our Policy may be deemed not to violate our trademark or Impersonation policies.

Her petite frame marched around the large circle of singing campers as they laughed at her Impersonation of a Mardi Gras drum major.

I want my profile removed from the search results I want to file an Impersonation claim I have a legal issue that is not mentioned above.

The makers of this film honor the Islamic tradition which holds that the Impersonation of the prophet offends against the spirituality of his message.

Based on this evidence, Democrats charge that GOP claims of voter Impersonation and multiple voting are grossly exaggerated, politically driven and intentionally designed to restrict voters' rights.

Waits later noted that the Impersonation of his voice was so eerily accurate that he began to question whether or not he was actually listening to himself.

Before they can work properly, deep neural networks need a lot of source information, such as photos of the persons being the source or target of Impersonation.

Before they can work properly, deep neural networks need a lot of source information, such as photos of the person who is the source or target of Impersonation.

Voter fraud is very rare, voter Impersonation is nearly non-existent, and much of the problems associated with alleged fraud in elections relates to unintentional mistakes by voters or election administrators.”.

Let's assume a LOW-VALUE system, yet not so trival that it's public access- the system owner wants to prevent casual Impersonation, yet“high” security is not as paramount as ease of use.

The digital equivalent of a handwritten signature or stamped seal, but offering far more inherent security, a digital signature is intended to solve the problem of tampering and Impersonation in digital communications.

Berlin called this a‘monstrous Impersonation', which allows those in power‘to ignore the actual wishes of men or societies, to bully, oppress, torture them in the name, and on behalf, of their“real” selves'.

In case of Impersonation, the candidate who is impersonated shall be disqualified for a minimum period of five academic years or for any such period as will be decided by the National Council.

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