Sentence examples for exact likeness from inspiring English sources

I desire and struggle to be different from them, but often am almost an exact likeness. . . .

"A 360-degree laser capture is an exact likeness of that character that you are trying to reproduce.

It is the intent of the photography to present the most exact likeness of the document given the limits of technology and control.

3 Auguste Rodin Monumental head of Balzac (1897) What I learned from the great Rodin is that you don't need to show the exact likeness of a face.

But there is something about the aesthetic wizardry of it — the raw talent required to paint an exact likeness — that continues to elicit widespread wonder and fascination.

Out on his evening walk Hugues goes into Notre Dame, where he is touched by the imagery of fidelity in the tombs of Charles the Bold and Mary of Burgundy, and then out in the street again sees his dead wife: not the etherealised figure identified with the dead city, but a living woman, apparently her exact likeness.

(Mr. Fairey said he did not note which photograph he used, and only some online sleuthing in the past couple of months proved that the picture and the poster were exact likenesses).

He adopted patterns of portraiture that had been formulated before, chiefly by Hans Holbein, Antonio Moro, Titian, and Rubens, but he invented innumerable variations, never losing sight of the fundamental necessity to retain an impeccable formality no matter how exact the likeness.

More than 200 Premier League players have been through a 3D scanner to get their exact facial likenesses.

In order to establish that your right of publicity has been violated, it is not necessary that your exact image or likeness be used, but the public viewing the advertisement must be able to identify you.

Still, even a cursory comparison of the Frist house and the presidential residence shows that the likeness is far from exact.