likeness

At 18, Ms. Vaill writes, Richard “may have started to resemble his uncle Alexander Hamilton” more than he did his father, a likeness that would also “express itself strikingly in Richard’s son.”

His gaze lingered—how could it not?—on his own likeness, that of the “late” Edward Ashton.

The burly man whose likeness stared down at her would never be mistaken for Quinzy, at least at first glance.

Affixed with a one-cent stamp bearing the likeness of Queen Victoria herself, a letter would reach its destination within hours of the time it was sent.

“Thou shalt not make a machine in the likeness of a human mind.”