Sentence examples for may have models from inspiring English sources

He may have models in mind, but they are overwhelmed or transformed by his imaginative conceits.

Ashrafian said in the email that Da Vinci may have modeled the "Vitruvian Man" after a cadaver who died from complications from a hernia.

Although it is not a portrait of Ida Rubinstein, it does resemble her, and she may have modelled for it.

As in England, the monarchy may have had model portraits used for copies and reproductions, but the versions that survive are generally crude by continental standards.

*He may not have models clamoring for magic (see David Blaine) or David Mamet's home phone number (see Ricky Jay), but Steve Cohen does have a dandy room to play in.

Ambrosio et al. (2011) stated that students who easily learn programming may have mental models acquired through other courses such as mathematics and science.

Maggie Smith plays a Downtonesque Duchess of York – although her performance may have been modelled on Queen Mary of Teck.

The round church of San Stefano Rotondo (460 483) may have been modeled on the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem.

Some are obviously self-portraits; others may have been modeled on specific sitters, and still others are fanciful.

This constitutional clause resembles and may have been modelled on South Africa's constitution, which also prescribes equitable treatment for a large number of languages.

Pieces decorated with naturalistic flowers, fruit, and the like in relief may have been modeled by Richard Glot, who purchased the factory in 1772.