Sentence examples for the doppelganger of from inspiring English sources

The band - still the only rockers of any note from Las Vegas - were (white)suited and booted, and boast in Brandon Flowers the doppelganger of Gary Numan, circa 1980.

Richard Wright, managing director at Dynafresh Holdings, a toiletry trading company, spent 15,000 dollars on a plate reading "M3W" — for his new Morgan Three Wheeler, a roofless, windshieldless little car that is the doppelganger of a 1930s vehicle and is, by his own admission, entirely unsuited for Hong Kong's wet and steamy climate.

Commenting on the Christ comparison, Pullman felt that his character was sort of the "doppelganger of Jesus or something".

But his public silence about gay liberation, gays in music, and gays in Russia is the doppelganger of his public silence about anti-Semitism, Jews in music, Wagner, Bayreuth and Wagnerism.

-- which are the doppelgangers of T and P, queefing their way through life with great merriment.

In most of Christopher Nolan's two Batman movies, Chicago is the doppelganger for the exterior shots of the city, but many of the locations are actually closer to home.

With his dark hair swept to the side and bee-stung lips, Cambodian painter Chov Theanly is often told he's the dapper doppelganger of the country's most well-known crooner, the late Sinn Sisamouth, the Frank Sinatra of Cambodia during the 60s, the country's golden age.

Besides being a goldmine of images for anyone who's ever wanted to track a Royal Mail delivery every step of the way, the "Delivery for Mr Assange" project also gave us a glimpse into how the Carey Mulligan doppelganger of the whistle-blower world has been living during his time as a house-guest of the Ecuadorians.

"Welcome to breakfast," said the 21-year-old actress whose quirky performances in "Slums of Beverly Hills," "American Pie" and "But I'm a Cheerleader," which opened this weekend, have marked her as the New York doppelganger of such plump-lipped ingenues as Neve Campbell and Jennifer Love Hewitt, a sort of antistarlet.

I CAN HELP YOU! JUST STOP CREEPING ON ME! Making matters even worse, Scott Jacoby, who plays Ronald, is the uncanny doppelganger of a young Steven Spielberg.

Along one wall, a huge fiber-optic window separates the exhibit room from the airplane hangar, where the second SpaceShipTwo, a doppelganger of the one that crashed last October, is parked in a space built to hold five such aircraft.