Sentence examples for purpose of facsimile from inspiring English sources
The main purpose of facsimile is the sending of printed messages over the telephone line.
The play then abruptly turns into a facsimile of a "satsang," or a gathering for purposes of collective meditation, in which the audience is given lessons in chanting and basic meditation followed by a long shadow puppet show about the Hindu god Shiva.
The picture of Zuma is a facsimile of a famous poster of communist revolutionary Vladimir Lenin.
The incident prompted State Sen. J.B. Jennings, a Republican representing Baltimore and Harford counties, to introduce a bill to prohibit principals "from suspending or expelling a student who brings to school or possesses on school property a picture of a gun, a computer image of a gun, a facsimile of a gun or any other object that resembles a gun but serves another purpose".
So would a directory of companies' facsimile numbers.
Its selling point is that it comes with a set of "removable facsimile documents".
Tregelles included one page of typographical facsimile in this edition.
Some early editions of Lord Byron's work, for example, contained a facsimile of an autograph letter of the poet.
Like a facsimile of a facsimile of music.
