Sentence examples for poor copies from inspiring English sources

Several, even in the excellent colour images that lace this volume, look like poor copies of originals.

(Most of his forty features have been lost, and others have, until now, circulated in poor copies).

Because Cinecolor went out of business in 1954, most Cinecolor movies now circulate in very poor copies, if they circulate at all.

The reign of the Tongzhi emperor (1862 74) is principally notable for poor copies of earlier monochromes, including the peach-bloom glaze.

Output was okay, but scans were decidedly inferior, leading to poor copies of photos.

The system won't be perfect, of course, and poor copies of copyrighted material in particular can be expected to slip underneath the radar.

"Jenever" gave rise to our "gin" – a poor copy, the barman says as he pours out thimbles of firewater.

Bad spelling will not only ruin your credibility, it will damage your SEO as the search engines won't appreciate poor copy.

I imagined what my father and his friends did as a poor copy of the real activity, a sham: Negro golf.

"The original had been replaced by a poor copy," said Katja Zigerlig, assistant vice president of fine art, wine and jewelry insurance at Chartis Insurance.

But if the poor copy the pattern of wealth creation that made Europe and America rich, they will eat up as many resources as the Americans do, with grim consequences for the planet.