Likenesses in a sentence

Vermont Committee on Ethan Allen Monument, p. 5 Likenesses Monument to Allen in Green Mount Cemetery No likenesses of Allen made from life have been found, in spite of numerous attempts to locate them.

The new agreement guarantees that studios will not use artificial intelligence to create digital replicas of an actor’s likenesses without payment or approval.

And if Spain is so concerned over the Capitol complex halls being sullied by the likenesses of convicted felons — or potential convicted felons — why not push for a resolution to get rid of two oil paintings of former Republican Gov. George Ryan?

EA Sports College Football 25 will get its full debut later this year, but EA has finally revealed the general payment strategy for player likenesses.

While the narrative has shifted over the years, technology has advanced through leaps and bounds to the point where AI can produce scripts, replicate likenesses and sounds, and even create original content.

During the performance, on the right side of the theater, sculptor Jani Hileman worked steadily at fashioning clay likenesses of the musicians.

However, the developer could purchase the names, images, and likenesses of former players or simply make up names.

Contardi, 24, can turn hundreds of Rubik's Cubes into massive portraits bearing the likenesses of celebrities like LeBron James, Rihanna and Justin Timberlake.

Mr Pinta pointed to likenesses in facial expressions and buildings, as well as the painter’s techniques for conveying light and distance.

As early as 1857 in New York, for example, a Times article was taking note of a nascent police gallery of daguerreotype portraits that included “likenesses of well-authenticated culprits, male and female.

They are not even accurate likenesses of dinosaurs.

They’re stuffed likenesses of Blippi, a popular YouTube star with 2.3 million followers who makes educational videos about colors, trucks, car washes and boats.

Unlike some other notable people who have had their likenesses rendered in wax by the museum, Ms. Trump did not attend her figure’s debut.

Efforts by members of the Vermont Historical Society and other historical groups through the years have followed up on rumored likenesses, only to come up empty.

Electric trains appeared around the start of the 20th century, but these were crude likenesses.

For an extensive study of Hooke's architectural work, see the book by Cooper. citation Likenesses No authenticated portrait of Robert Hooke exists.

He based his likenesses on photographs.

In 1523, Holbein painted his first portraits of the great Renaissance scholar Erasmus, who required likenesses to send to his friends and admirers throughout Europe.

It is possible, I think, that one secret source of pleasure very generally derived from this performance… is the satisfaction the spectator feels in the circumstance that likenesses of men and women can be so knocked about, without any pain or suffering.

Numerous examples of advertising uses of Gilbert and Sullivan and the best-known Gilbert and Sullivan performers (likenesses, often in costume, or endorsements) are described in Cannon, John.