Meanings of very lifelike in English

Her bent head and figure down to the waist are very lifelike.

And the dead woman grew in his fancy, until she became very lifelike.

Withal very lifelike and picturesque in many of its touches.

It was like looking at two superb paintings, suddenly made three-dimensional, very lifelike, but not alive.

Upon his head he wore a huge helm atop which a very lifelike dragon's visage acted as crest.

That is so very lifelike.

One actually feels the difficulty of working on it as a patient, as it has a very lifelike presence to it.

While his assistant blew a bamboo flute behind the scenes, the puppets danced fandangoes and played football in a very lifelike manner.

Although some of the figures in these Medici palace frescos are thought to be family portraits, still they hardly seem very lifelike.

She holds her head back when she puts 'em in and they run down her cheeks very lifelike when she straightens up.

Sometimes the figures of the infant Savior, of Joseph and Mary, of the wise men, of the sheep and cattle, are very lifelike.

And finally there were the portraits, enameled miniatures and one very lifelike painting of the exquisite dark-eyed little boy that Tonio had once been.

In the center of the field stood a scarecrow, very lifelike, straw hands hidden by gloves and face painted with a soppy sideways grin.

The Abbe Tripied, who pronounced her funeral eulogy at Bar-le-Duc, May 21st, 1868, traced a very lifelike portrait of her.