Sentence examples for its likeness from inspiring English sources

In so far as it is regarded in itself, it is only an object of contemplation, or a presentation; but when considered as relative to something else, e.g. as its likeness, it is also a mnemonic token.

A pop-cultural totem, the Anthora has been enshrined in museums; its likeness has adorned tourist memorabilia like T-shirts and ceramic mugs.

A few hours earlier, Rivera leaned over a railing and stared at the plaque that was dedicated to Steinbrenner, seemingly enchanted by its likeness and its size: it measures 7 feet high by 5 feet wide and weighs 760 pounds.

He throws it to the ground in a frenzy, hacking at it with quick strokes to delineate its likeness.

Vanda and Young were convinced it would be a hit, but its likeness to a Status Quo B-side, Lonely Night, became impossible to ignore.

If the ancestor was a pool of organisms as Dr. Woese suggests, and not a definable species, it may be even harder to capture its likeness.

"Sharon Stone saw its likeness at a White House dinner and loved it," Mr. Composto boasted.

Instead, assigning to each what is appropriate, he places the intelligible in the class of what is one and being calling it 'being' in so far as it is eternal and imperishable, and 'one' because of its likeness unto itself and its not admitting differentiation while he locates the perceptible among what is disordered and changing" (1114D).

Wittgenstein describes it thus: "I contemplate a face and then suddenly notice its likeness to another.

That pissed us off.' But Face concedes that the profile drawn of them in the media had its likenesses.

Perhaps, in the macabre spirit of the place, Tussaud's should include a statue of John Barrymore among its likenesses of New York celebrities.