| The murdered prince was, however, impersonated by Gaumata the Magian, who in March 522 seized the Achaemenid throne. |
| Most of the supporting performances have the leadenness of characters being impersonated instead of embodied. |
| It is not only the rich and famous who have been impersonated on social networking sites. |
| This protects the cardholder from being impersonated by someone who has access to the bank's computer files. |
| All afternoon he's successfully impersonated a man who's not hurried, not ruffled, and not full of his own importance. |
| If they were into impersonation, they could have impersonated the entire government. |
