Sentence examples for likeness as from inspiring English sources

He will record dialogue, and the game will use his likeness, as well as those of other characters in the 1963 film, including Q (Desmond Llewelyn), Donald Grant (Robert Shaw, Rosa Klebbb (Lotte Lenya) and Miss Moneypenny (Lois Maxwell).

That game, which at one point was to be called "Keith Haring's 'Neuromancer' " (Haring agreed to a character based on his likeness, as long as he was given top billing, according to documents in the archive), doesn't seem to have gotten very far.

The $100 million deal granted the company rights to Elvis' image and likeness, as well as a share in Graceland's annual intake.

This approach violates one of the basic tenets of geography, the direct relationship between distance and likeness, as well as of ecological theory, that elements of an ecosystem close to one another are more likely to be influenced by the same generating process and will therefore be similar.

Occasionally, it's not only their voice that the animated character inherits, but the celebrity's likeness as well.

Working from photographs my wife provided, Mr. Knox managed to capture their likeness as vividly as if they had been there to sit for the portrait.

Their interpretations are straight likenesses as well as abstract wanderings of the pen.

2K spent a lot of time getting the player likenesses as detailed as possible, with Shawn Michaels joking that in his 25 years of wrestling he had never had as many cameras on him as when he sat for the face capture.

The likeness is as good as any by the famous portraitist Thomas Lawrence, Constable's contemporary.

From the distance of twenty or thirty rows, and amid the pleasant muddle of collective enthusiasm, one singing and dancing likeness seemed as good as any other.

He thinks metaphorically, and in so doing he makes stories of them, treating his likenesses as if they were not metaphorical but animated literalisms.