manlike वाक्य

Another, well-preserved but smaller mosaic that is also black-and-white features a lion's head with a flowing mane and a manlike face, surrounded by fish.
According to his story, Manlike Woman was at the heart of a sort of cult belief among the local natives that the future held improvements for them with regard to the material things in life.
"This combination of overall awareness and seeming nonchalance is among the bear's most manlike capacities : a taciturn, calculating mixture of knowing and blase sophistication that can be unnerving to human observers ."
Clayton's first vision is of a fearsome manlike figure in the distance, which turns out to be a vicious ape, the inverse image of his future son, an apelike figure who turns into a man.
As Winship and Tart enter their car and start driving, they get into an argument over the existence of creatures known as " wookalars, " said to be manlike creatures with superhuman strength and a pig-like face.

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Cleopatra's triumph over her lover is attested to by Caesar himself, who gibes that Antony " is not more manlike / Than Cleopatra; nor the queen of Ptolemy / More womanly than he " ( 1.4 . 5 7 ).
When a skull and jawbone were dug by a workman from a gravel pit on Piltdown Common in southern England in 1912, a reconstruction of the head seemed to represent a new sort of manlike creature and a bridge in the evolution of humans from apes.
It was Sir John Franklin who refers to her as " the Manlike Woman " in his " Narrative of a Second Expedition to the Shores of the Polar Sea " ( 1928 ), and suggests the label was one given to her by the native people she influenced.
For there stood three chairs, and on them were three men, or rather three manlike creatures . . . . I also saw some kind of a construction . . . with three looped ropes hanging down from them, and I understood that this was a gallows . . ..