Sentence examples for likeness i from inspiring English sources

Surely, no serious novelist consciously seeks to create a likeness: I'm going to write a book like those I like.

It's a good likeness, I say.

His behaviour that last day is far from the only unanswered question about the poet's life, and having spent the last two years researching and then re-creating him for A Treacherous Likeness, I was struck how the idea of drowning had haunted Shelley, long before it claimed his own life.

Although human beings, John argues, were made "in God's image" (i.e., with mind and free will) and "after God's likeness" (i.e., to go forward in the path of goodness), they fell by pride and became slaves of passions and appetites; yet God continued to care for them.

Not just wanting to record a superficial likeness, I needed to capture something of the strength and determination that a nation has always attributed to her.

We both felt that in that first session, Rosy had captured an immediate likeness—I recognized not only my physicality but my mood, my sense of self.

One observed, "We have a painter here who takes the most exact likenesses I ever yet saw.

Given these likenesses, I obviously agree with the main thrust of the report, which is that the crisis could have been avoided: it wasn't a once-in-a century natural disaster, as some people on Wall Street, and even Ben Bernanke, have intimated.

The quartet decomposition method combined with recombination break-point detection avoids merging conflicting phylogenetic signals, explicitly removes noise to decrease the risk of artifacts and allows plotting the resulting majority signal as a splits network to indicate differences among strains with respect to non-tree-likeness i.e., evidence for recombination.

After a while, he stopped remarking on our likeness and I felt like I could exhale.

I don't know if that comes across at all, it's not a perfect likeness, but I always look at her when I'm drawing Maria".