Sentence examples for a subtle resemblance to from inspiring English sources

Unbeknownst to the young men, some of the images had been subtly modified the women's faces had been morphed with a picture of the subject's face to produce an image that, although still apparently feminine, had a subtle resemblance to the subject himself.

Xavier Rhodes, the Florida State cornerback chosen by the Minnesota Vikings with their second selection of Round 1, was a paragon in a crisp suit patterned in a subtle Prince of Wales check, and worn with a spread collar shirt, cap-toed black oxfords and statement eyeglasses that lent him a certain resemblance to Andre 3000, the musician and inveterate fashion plate.

The site of the city bears a resemblance to a theatre, as to general form.

Although his sharp-edged faces and bodies, as well as his use of dramatic lighting, bear a strong resemblance to Eichenberg's work, Ward's images were grittier than his counterparts' and invested with subtle nuances all his own.

Whether by accident or design, Paul's torch bears an uncanny resemblance to the iconic logos of Amoco and Standard Oil — perhaps a subtle fundraising appeal to the libertarian oil magnate Koch brothers?

Bore an unfortunate resemblance to a toad.

She bears a striking resemblance to Charlotte Gainsbourg.

Bearing a distinct resemblance to Herbert von Karajan.

Her characters bear more than a passing resemblance to herself.

The formalism bears a remarkable resemblance to its elastic counterpart.

It bore a notable resemblance to the State of Illinois.