As early as 1934, Tzara, together with Breton, Éluard and communist writer René Crevel, organized an informal trial of independent-minded Surrealist Salvador Dalí, who was at the time a confessed admirer of Hitler, and whose portrait of William Tell had alarmed them because it shared likeness with Bolshevik leader Vladimir Lenin.
While the two sides of the park bare the same name and share likeness in desert landscape, they are quite different in terms of nuance.
He shared his likenesses of Lenin and Yuri Gagarin, and she spent an afternoon showing me around the city.
Naturally they shared other likenesses: social prominence, deep pockets, commodious apartments, household staffs and no allergy to drink.
Although Christ, like man, is made in the image of God, he alone shares the likeness of God the Father.
It shares a likeness with the Corraini bookshops in Mantua, Bologna and Milan, but Renzo Piano's signature architecture makes it unique – and perhaps one of the brightest and most alluring bookshops in the world.
Tom, however, is humiliated because a pot-bellied cherub in the painting shares his likeness.
Because I've been gifted with these precious lives, these wonders who share my likeness, who make me pause to breathe in all I can from life.
The sextet was also originally commissioned as a dance score, and it shares a family likeness to the new variations, with bowed vibraphone pitches taking on the same function in the harmonic scheme that sustained string notes fulfil in the new piece.
Turn One shares a likeness to the steep nature of Eau Rouge at Belgium's Spa Francorchamps while Turns Two and Three are similar to the Senna S in Interlagos in Brazil.
The sweeping turns of Four, Five and Six share a likeness to Silverstone's Maggotts, Becketts and Chapel complex, while Turns 16 to 18 drive a little like Istanbul Park's multi-apex Turn Eight.
