Sentence examples for small likeness from inspiring English sources

An old label on the back indicates that the small likeness was once seen as the work of Kaspar Netscher.

He and his partner, Marc Dizon, added banquettes, tables, and a small likeness of Michelangelo's David, covered in green stripes.

Andrea Mantegna, the other founder of modern portraiture, used different pictorial means to convey similar immediacy when he executed the small likeness of a young man presumed to be Francesco Gonzaga, then aged 16. [cat.89].

In contrast with these arresting but inelegant figures are a group of small male likenesses in carved and polished wood.

"I'm just trying to concentrate on the small goals like the British Championships [next weekend]," said Jones, who had a statue in her likeness unveiled at Heathrow in January.

One critic called its characters "three small fiends in human likeness".

You know you've really made it as a supermegastar when someone fashions a small doll in your likeness.

Meet officials presented Gwynn with a Wally, the small trophy in the likeness of the N.H.R.A. founder Wally Parks that all top fuel winners receive.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — When Justin Tuck was named a Giants captain last month, a fellow defensive lineman placed a small figurine bearing his likeness in the unit's meeting room.

The style most widely used for biblical and patristic texts from the end of the 10th century, probably mainly in monastic houses in Constantinople, was one with plain, neat, rounded letters; this style became known as Perlschrift from its likeness to small, round beads strung together.

More elaborate schemes are found in papers such as that by Oashi et al. [63] that describe a multivariate Gaussian probability distribution to ascertain bioavailability and drug likeness of small molecule compounds.