Academics make various hand-waving gestures about the different standards of fidelity in the period; standards of likeness, like standards of spelling, were broader then than now.
We talked later, between silences, about conversation, and about its likeness to scientific research: about both of them being deeds of motion along an unlit corridor in which a participant will bang first against one wall and then against the other.
I've watched people on social media use her likeness to vent about having to keep up with news about Anthony Scaramucci, to scrutinize one another's sleeping habits, and to speculate about the possible award-show dominance of "La La Land".
In a book about isolation, likenesses proliferate like daydreams around ordinary objects and people, lending fantasy narratives to them, resonances that fill the empty spaces.
"It's not so much about physical likeness as a certain attitude, a way of walking," he said.
Can you even imagine one of the candidates crowing about his likeness to 41? To any sane audience and at any healthy national moment, that would be a major point in the candidate's favor.
Another type of religious poetry first composed during the 15th century was the malkʾe ("likeness"), consisting generally of about 50 five-line rhyming stanzas, each addressed to a different physical or moral attribute of the saint apostrophized.
You play a grief-stricken widow who glimpses a man the spitting image of her dead husband, tracks him down and befriends him – without telling him about the likeness.
A deluge friends and acquaintances began badgering Louis about his likeness to the president almost immediately.
REACTIONS ON THE OBAMAS' OFFICIAL PORTRAITS ARE ALL OVER THE MAP From Beyonce comparisons to complaints about the likeness to Michelle.
