Sentence examples for but a facsimile from inspiring English sources

"We are not bringing back the original, but a facsimile.

The vellum Kelmscott Chaucer is now worth $15,000, but a facsimile can be found in bookstores in N. Y. for $9.95.

After the release of the Montreal band's debut album, many acts wanted to be Arcade Fire – Coldplay borrowed their stage gear and sound, while the Maccabees' album Wall of Arms was all but a facsimile of Funeral.

Like ship's biscuit pounded flat, this book is thinner but larger than the rest of the series (which W. W. Norton is simultaneously reissuing in a boxed set) because it includes not only the author's revised typescript but a facsimile of the original manuscript.

He senses magic, but offers a facsimile.

I'd recommend the Longman edition for Alastair Fowler's notes but also a facsimile for Gustave Doré's ravishing illustrations.

We were innovators then, but mostly a facsimile of that today.

You wouldn't guess it from the cranes, forklifts, clanging metal, welding sparks and diesel fumes that filled the Armory in June, but sending over a facsimile stage makes certain aspects of production easier.

But in rendering a facsimile of this style for Western-trained voices, Mr. Sheng constantly pushes his singers into their upper ranges, where they sound strained, all to achieve a result that often comes across as portentous.

The figure of Washington atop his rearing white steed is intensely dramatic, but it's a facsimile of the familiar equestrian painting of Napoleon crossing the Saint-Bernard Pass from about 1800 by the French neoclassical painter Jacques-Louis David.

Since then the house has been restored and filled with furniture, though not to original form, but rather as a facsimile of a wealthy 19th century colonial settler's estate.