simulacrum

In the late 1960s, Penone  made excellent work that distorted live trees, but I quite like this latest simulacrum.

A ghastly synthetic simulacrum of national unity, every leg in perfect alignment with the Overall Theme.

Netanyahu has delivered, not exactly either, but a livable simulacrum of both.

“Krush” (Karl-as-Rush) was the palest simulacrum of a Rush Limbaugh.

Verily this sun-burnt son of Arabia Petra was a tangible reality and no desert simulacrum.

But any intelligent Irishman will say a simulacrum of Home Rule, with an express notice that it is never to come into operation.

Indeed, I was not so much impressed by the reality as I had been by the simulacrum in my dream of sunrise in the moon.

The women exchanged the ghastly simulacrum of a smile, and the meal resumed in silence.

After midnight every pedestrian becomes a simulacrum, wrapped in a black domino of mystery and a starry ephod of romance.