Sentence examples for exceptionally lifelike from inspiring English sources

These women, though exceptionally lifelike, are immortals.

The wooden ones are the earliest known likenesses of English medieval monarchs: Edward III's was used at his funeral in 1377 and Henry VII's death mask is exceptionally lifelike.

And no one at first would doubt him, or think of Las Meninas as anything other than an informal, ingenious and exceptionally lifelike portrait of an extended family which the artist has proudly come to feel part of.

I happened to be listening to a hi-res download (it's exceptionally well recorded, with lifelike immediacy) of the recital in my car the other day and found myself missing familiar exits on the freeway, winding up in awful traffic jams I normally know how to skirt and landing in parts of town far from where I meant to be.

There is a surprisingly lifelike cloth plant.

"They're so lifelike," he said.

Exceptionally still.

Honey?" For Ray seems so very lifelike.

His are life-size, and very lifelike.

They are delicious!" Curious, lifelike, not delicious.

Exceptionally well, in fact.