resemblance to造句

Claire's resemblance to his elder sister aroused great disgust.

It has no physical resemblance to crude oil.

Their resemblance to cuddly toys is a base deceit.

Byron was growing into a resemblance to the lost Warren.

Not to mention Aimi bore a striking resemblance to six other members.

To the insurance industry, wildfires thus bear some resemblance to hurricanes.

Note that this platelet bears a striking resemblance to a chocolate chip cookie.

Note: This story is purely fictional. Any resemblance to actual individuals or events is coincidental.

It's a young man in profile: sharp nose, weak chin, definite resemblance to my friend here.

The reincarnated Fire sports new, more realistic flames, which bear no resemblance to previous versions.

The nebula to the left is the Heart, designated IC 1805 and named after its resemblance to a human heart.

Often their Jesus turned out to be an inspirational preacher who bore a suspicious resemblance to a 19th century German.

The characters in this fable are fictitious; any resemblance to real people or facts within the Corporation is pure coincidence…

The woman who returned bears only a slight resemblance to the person I knew before her departure.

All those pink and green shapes bore little resemblance to the real world in which she lived.

Ndesandjo is tall and slim, with close-cropped hair that gives him a strong resemblance to his brother.

From the dimple to the hairline to the way he is smiling lovingly at his wife, this man bears more than a passing resemblance to Matt Damon.

He christened it Bathykorus bouilloni, a tribute to the late Marine scientist Jean bouillon, but many have noticed its striking resemblance to the former Anakin Skywalker.

Astronomical objects generally don't live up to their names, with constellations like Taurus or Aries bearing little resemblance to a bull or ram.

Fresh apples and pineapple and a distinct back note of butter, bearing enough resemblance to a California Chardonnay to make me wonder if it's designed for U.

Then again, another popular theory is that a fear of walking under a ladder has to do with its resemblance to a medieval gallows.

A man in Brooklyn bears such an uncanny resemblance to painter Vincent Van Gogh that his own mother thought a portrait of the artist was her son.

For her small role in Episode III, Mothma was played by Genevieve o 'reilly, who was cast for her resemblance to Blakiston.

A special type of unsteady motions which bear a resemblance to plane wave solutions of the linear theory of elasticity can be constructed.

He enjoyed walking along the street in the evening because it had a strong resemblance to the Hengshan Road of his childhood days in Shanghai.

With its heavy emphasis on morality and nationalism, the new legislation bears some resemblance to the Imperial Rescript on Education of 1890.

Thanks to its resemblance to the smallpox virus, researchers were able to use vaccinia as a vaccine for the disease, eventually leading to its eradication in the late 1970s.

Today, it's a gharial crocodile... because its long thin snout bears a striking resemblance to Spinosaurus, perhaps the largest terrestrial carnivore ever to walk the earth - larger than T-rex.

In turning important decisions over to intuition one has to give up on the idea of developing a life plan that will bear any resemblance to what ultimately unfolds.

Leaving aside a faint resemblance to Nickelodeon Jr. 's Dora the Explorer, we like the idea of a video game that can teach kids to avoid the deadly consequences of warfare's long legacy.

In their youth they had borne very little resemblance to each other, either in character or countenance, and had also been as little like sisters to each other as possible.

Though in a spine-tingling tribute to evolution’s cleverness, the first digital designs of the bones surrounding the sinus cavity actually bore a striking resemblance to an uninjured human skull.

Now, eight years after the final book was published, the root of the resentment has finally been revealed - it is Harry's strong resemblance to his father which led to their unhappy relationship.

" Indeed,Rice,46,bears little outward resemblance to Henry Kissinger,the quintessential national security adviser,but friends and colleagues say she is among of the smartest,most articulate and charming people they know.

The e-mail system in use today has a strong resemblance to that of 1971, just as transferring files between two machines in 2011 is, at heart, a 40-year-old relic.

When we saw her again, her hair was cut short, making her look like a girl, with a vague resemblance to those angels in colored church windows-sort of tragic and serene.

It should not be at all surprising that this picture bears some resemblance to a block diagram of EWA; at the highest level, any robust application framework must provide these functions.

The way people do things today is often merely the product of the obsolete systems and organizations they are forced to interact with, and typically bear little resemblance to the way they would like to do things or the way they would be most effective.