Sentence examples for certain likeness from inspiring English sources

There is a certain likeness.

Yet the Sophist has a certain likeness to our minister of purification.

Risky as it is to draw comparisons between artists and people who sell trousers to department stores, there is a certain likeness between Agnes Martin and Sander.

It contains an artwork, the Martin Droeshout engraving that is our only certain likeness of the bard, but it is a cack-handed portraiture.

"I can the more readily believe it, inasmuch as, despite your colour, I can perceive a certain likeness to Major Lindsay, whom I knew intimately".

The editor of the Spectator at that time was none other than Boris Johnson and that description "coiled leopard" has a rather Johnsonian ring, not to mention a certain likeness to the term "greased panther," which "Boris" has jokingly used about himself.

And he offers a digest of classical literary descriptions of the queen and a discussion of her iconography (including coin portraits, which are the only certain likenesses) to pinpoint those elements of her modern identity that only evidence from the period can prove or support.

The artists are privy, as well, to the ego-secrets of their subjects and know which ones return to check their figures, making certain that the likenesses are pleasing and correct.

The right of publicity, which typically protects the defendant, stops others from using a person's name, likeness, or certain additional aspects of their identity.

"It's not so much about physical likeness as a certain attitude, a way of walking," he said.

Unquestionably antique yet eerily familiar, the likenesses suggest that certain urban faces occur and reoccur, reborn, perhaps, in new bodies across the span of time.