Sentence examples for bear considerable resemblance from inspiring English sources
The landform features observed presently in the Atacama Desert are remarkably stable and, despite the inevitable erosion that is detectable using cosmogenic nuclides, undoubtedly bear considerable resemblance to conditions as they existed in the Miocene.
Hagee's Federal Reserve conspiracy theories bear considerable resemblance to similar theories promoted by Adolf Hitler and his Nazi Party prior to and during World War Two.
Allowing for species differences, these human data bear considerable resemblance to data on hypocretin neuron activity in animals.
Economically, the lead-up to 1894 bore considerable resemblance to the present.
His original proposal for the auto industry, like his health reform, bore considerable resemblance to what Obama actually did.
Students and teachers who knew Mr. Steinhäuser describe a young man who bore considerable resemblance to the boys who opened fire in places like Colorado, or in Jonesboro, Ark.
It underscores a longstanding American policy, but officials acknowledged that it bears considerable resemblance to a private warning that Secretary of State James A. Baker III sent to Saddam Hussein, the Iraqi leader, before the Persian Gulf war in 1991.
In seeing subjectivity, at least in simple forms, as a widespread phenomenon in the animal kingdom, Griffin's position also bears considerable resemblance to Lloyd Morgan's.
Finlayson said that Duyệt "has an intelligent look, and may be esteemed to possess considerable activity both of mind and body: his face is round and soft, his features flabby and wrinkled; he has no beard, and bears considerable resemblance to an old woman: his voice, too, is shrill and feminine".
The actual computation bears considerable resemblance to previously discussed aggregations of indicators (weighted linear combinations), though the mechanism for combining information on the 10 indicators used is complex.
"He looks like someone," the editor said, as a man who bore a considerable resemblance to a famous actor walked past, looking as though he had recently benefited from a great deal of rest.
