Sentence examples for offers a facsimile from inspiring English sources
He senses magic, but offers a facsimile.
But Porsches now have a feature that offers a facsimile.
At the same time, it will offer a facsimile of the early American vernacular that Jefferson's slaves fashioned in their quarters.
What's interesting about these productions is that, just as Julie Taymor's stage version of the Lion King refused to offer a facsimile of the Disney movie but sought to investigate the story's theatrical possibilities, they are faithful to the spirit of the book but not tied too closely to it.
The massive outpouring of grief when Vine 1 shut down is evidence that if Byte can even offer a facsimile of its community vibe, the youth might flock back to Dom.
The innovation that Trump brings to white nationalism is to combine his persona from the "Apprentice," edited to offer a facsimile of realness, with the unfiltered platform of Twitter.
There's no way it can fully recreate the moulded seat of the luxury sit-down cabinet, but options offer a facsimile of the physical sensation, the display tilting and swaying as you take sharp corners, and audio options allowing you to hear the noisy clunk of the cabinet hydraulics as well as ambient background effects.
The band offered a perfect facsimile of the spare, spanking Merseybeat sound whose cheeky confidence conveyed unlimited optimism.
The Internet, except in the rarest of cases, does not even try to offer live humor or even a facsimile.
Actually, a facsimile thereof.
