Sentence examples for proper likeness from inspiring English sources

It was commissioned to illustrate a memoir by Austen's nephew, James Edward Austen Leigh, but Byrne said even Austen's remaining family said it was not a proper likeness.

To speak (dicere) in the proper sense means expressing the likeness of a thing in order to make known that of which it is the likeness (QLIS 37, 106).

There IS a likeness, right?

You have the right to your likeness".

The likeness here is remarkable.

The likeness is striking.

There is a likeness.

Their physical likeness is eerie.

But any likeness ends there.

There is one genuine likeness.

But the likeness is unmistakable.