Sentence examples for another likeness from inspiring English sources

Trumbull produced another likeness of Washington, this time with the city in the background, which Charleston accepted.

Another likeness from 1984 presents the artist in armor holding a palette, his head on upside down but hair right side up, à la Georg Baselitz.

Each sensible object generates a likeness of itself in the medium through which it is perceived, and that likeness in turn generates another likeness successively in the sense organ, causing the sense power to apprehend the sensible object.

(Spit is another term for likeness).

"Spitting image" was once a mondegreen, a mishearing and improper syllabic split of "spit and image". (Spit is another term for likeness.) When you eat an orange, you're actually consuming "a naranj" (from Persian and Sanskrit).

For instance, the other day I painted a head of somebody, and what made the sockets of the eyes, the nose, the mouth were, when you analysed them, just forms which had nothing to do with eyes, nose or mouth; but the paint moving from one contour into another made a likeness of this person I was trying to paint.

Among them is a series, oddly prescient, of Warhol's take on celebrity, in which he scribbles on copies of a photograph of himself on a magazine cover, turning one into a feminine likeness, another into a clean-shaven youth, a third to a sea-captain, and a fourth to a prophet.

This thematic and procedural likeness reveals another remarkable similarity linking their films.

Wittgenstein describes it thus: "I contemplate a face and then suddenly notice its likeness to another.

Some years later, in 1894, William Bateson defined a phenomenon he named homeosis, by which one segment is transformed into the likeness of another.

The entrance of the Trojan horse was heralded by a parade of grinning cowboys (among whom another critic recognized the likeness of an incumbent president).