Sentence examples for lifelike enough from inspiring English sources

The robot eventually proves lifelike enough to inspire genuine chills for what the future (four years from now) may hold, as technology evolves.

He is interested in the phenomenon of what might be called the good-enough movie: the movie that is basically terrible, but just good enough — its characters just lifelike enough, its plot just intelligible enough — to make you care.

Loitering beside the walkway at 13th Street, the diminutive painted bronze is utterly lifelike — and cute enough, Alemani reported, to cause passers-by to stop and give the little guy a hug.

(Barbie's dancing was based on Maria Kowroski's.) No one expects dancing dolls to be lifelike, but these aren't even graceful or enchanting enough to inspire children to want to see the real ballet.

Backed by DreamWorks with what must have been enough money to buy a small country, it features 23 lifelike dragons that stomp around, blow smoke and fly, all quite convincingly.

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If the prospect of a lifelike Boris Johnson pitching up in your bedroom to canvas the youth vote is distressing enough, take solace in the fact that for now, at least you'd have to switch your phone on see him.

If the prospect of a lifelike Boris Johnson pitching up in your bedroom to canvas the youth vote is distressing enough, take solace in the fact that for now, at least you'd have to switch your phone on to see him.

"War Horse" is such a hit in large part because of its marvelous lifelike horses, and in "Compulsion" last winter a marionette of Anne Frank was the only character with enough stage presence to stand up to Mandy Patinkin.

Takahashi believes that it won't be enough for our next device to be intelligent -- it will also need to be lifelike.

CARICATURES IN A LIFELIKE VEIN When Mr. Wells was developing the look of "Mars Needs Moms," "we wanted it to feel realistic enough to where you forget you're watching something that is essentially a computer artifact," he said.