Sentence examples for creating a likeness from inspiring English sources

"It's not the law of the strongest against the weakest".The resolution said that a product is illegal if in addition to "reproducing, imitating, creating a likeness or evoking a protected [product, it] also tries to substitute it in the market".

Surely, no serious novelist consciously seeks to create a likeness: I'm going to write a book like those I like.

"I think any artist would agree that with an older face, with lines or wrinkles, or strong distinguishing features, it's easier to create a likeness.

His stunning large-format photographs are echoed in "Drift: 29 Days, 18 hours, 2 minutes," a 1999 film by Michael Light, an American who has created a likeness of earthly deserts using NASA images taken on the Moon.

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A portrait artist creates a likeness of a subject but, after that generalization, there aren't too many absolutes in the portraiture field, and even that one is open to interpretation.

The painter drew from historical accounts of the life of St. Francis to create a likeness of the saint that was intense, realistic, and reminiscent of every day life a complete departure from the stylistic and symbolic.

He decided to create a Muppet likeness of his interviewer.

Remarkably, Dürer created a good likeness, capturing the platelike folds of that animal's thick skin and its menacing appearance.

Another challenge during development was creating a realistic enough 3D likeness that users wanted to share the results.

The original Ricky Ross had sued the rapper (and onetime corrections officer), born William Leonard Roberts, for appropriating his name and likeness in creating a hip-hop persona.