Sentence examples for look lifelike from inspiring English sources

Doesn't that Bill Gates look lifelike?

I have noticed that it's partly a generational thing: older people generally aim to make their prostheses as lifelike as possible, and there can be an amazing level of detail involved in making them look lifelike, complete with hairs, moles and tattoos.

Some of the varieties created so far look lifelike, with grey striped fur and bulging green eyes.

To render all the lighting properly — and make the forest look lifelike, especially as a character walks around — normally takes a tremendous amount of time and computing, and is incredibly difficult to do in real time.

Even though computer-rendered cartoon porn aims to look lifelike, its masturbatory appeal lies in the fact that these massively endowed stars are actually superhuman, therefore more virtual, more expressive, and more pliant than their human colleagues.

Never be discouraged by doing something wrong, just keep trying until you get it right, especially for CG it can take many months until you can control the graphics programme properly and make your chibis look lifelike and 3D.

A fifth sculpture, "Horizontal" gives us the artist, naked on a table looking lifelike but also like a corpse in a morgue.

You can import photos of your face to graft on to your avatar so it looks lifelike and if you are walking in the street you can see what the temperature is in that part of Berlin in real life.

His "Amanitas Virosa Wall (Large)" climbs one pristine white wall at the Rose as if it were fertile ground tipped on its side; a gravity-defying arrangement of lethal white mushrooms copied in plastic, steel and paint that seems at a distance like a vast abstract painting and closer up looks lifelike and full of death.

"[My goal right now is] to keep it looking lifelike," he told the magazine.

Both men say that shooting at 48 frames per second makes a movie look more lifelike and lessens the eye strain that can come from 3-D presentation.