Sentence examples for always resembles from inspiring English sources

So I hate eating on my own because it always resembles that.

It is no accident that the House of Commons is exactly the right spot for Jacob Rees-Mogg – one of Cockerell's interviewees – who to my mind always resembles a lazy cartoonist's take on public school and patriarchal privilege.

The great religious shrines, however, have always resembled Western parks.

Singleton's always resembled something; that was their point.

His quest to win the Republican presidential nomination has always resembled a detailed, methodical business plan.

The Dia annex has been transformed into the airfield hangar it has always resembled.

In life she had always resembled a flounder, and after her fatal plane crash she came back as one.

That is to say, what arrives doesn't always resemble what the menu led you to imagine.

WASHINGTON — The toughest legislative negotiations always resemble those old movies in which a terrified and helpless damsel lies bound to the railroad tracks.

The women she spoke to had complex stories, and their feelings after the war did not always resemble their feelings before it.

Instead they resort to "mark-to-model" accounting, entering values based on the output of a computer.Unfortunately, the market does not always resemble the model.