Sentence examples similar to a reduced facsimile from inspiring English sources

Even at its most realistic, the artwork cannot be reduced to a facsimile of the physical cosmos.

In another price‐cutting move, Magnavox Systems, Inc., a subsidiary of Magnavox, has reduced the monthly rentals on its commercial facsimile products by as much as $30 on a one‐year contract.

"Obviously, it's an interpretation, not a facsimile," said Marsden of drawing from them.

So Louise created a somewhat fluffier facsimile: a hot water bottle stuffed inside a teddy bear.

But Porsches now have a feature that offers a facsimile.

But now comes a more ambitious facsimile, a truly daunting attempt at civic doppelgnging.

Ten months prior, they pulled off a similar stunt, distributing a facsimile of the New York Times.

Frederic G. Kenyon edited a photographic facsimile of the New Testament with reduced size in 1909.

It's an American take on Beaujolais, not a facsimile, perfect for an American holiday.

In his opinion, "Smiley's map was just a very good facsimile — an extremely good facsimile, done on old paper".

A facsimile peanut made with foie gras and peanut butter wasn't as good as an actual peanut, and a facsimile egg shaped from aioli wasn't as good as an actual egg.