Examples of impressionist

• Imitations of the voices of well-known figures by vocal impressionists are caricatures that exaggerate particularly salient features rather than produce acoustically accurate reproductions.

• Realists can understand the differences between maps and landscape paintings, can appreciate impressionist art, and get no more of a fright than anybody else from looking in a distorting mirror.

• It was a further extension of commercialism—the use of impressionist paintings to attract customers into a department store.

• Today, because of the change in the style of interior decorating, the fashion has been directed towards the impressionists.

• Look at what happened to the pictorial arts at the end of the 19th century and to the impressionists when their works were first produced.

• My remarks must therefore be brief, broad and impressionist.

• To return to my impressionist analogy, social development in the countryside is a soft touch technique which relates to the fabric and texture of society.

• This somewhat 'impressionist' approach, which has consisted of establishing a frequency plan in small brush strokes, has shown some limitations.