Sentence examples for * resembles in from inspiring English sources
Its name refers to the biwa, a Japanese musical instrument that the lake resembles in shape.
A year in, Obama's Presidency resembles, in uncanny ways, Ronald Reagan's at the same point.
In fact, it resembles in many ways a small modular love seat, or a praying mantis.
The genre of journalism that I am inclined toward also resembles, in hybrid form, cultural anthropology….
Under galvanostatic conditions the behaviour of tin resembles in many respects the kinetics of anodization of valve metals.
In this the novel goes beyond Harold Pinter's acrid comedy "Betrayal," which it resembles in some ways.
Fowler's tragedy resembles in ways that of another moping romantic: Colin Farrell's John Smith in Terrence Malick's The New World.
Cheerful and gregarious, Mr. Pavia resembles in conversation a heat-seeking missile undeterred by small arms fire.
Both systems, after analyzing a face, display the stored faces that it resembles in descending order of similarity.
His work resembles, in a way, the style called brutalism, but in Moneo's hands it isn't harsh and cold.
This resembles in principle the inquiry courts must undertake to determine whether a search violates the Fourth Amendment rights of a complaining party.
