Sentence examples for bear much resemblance from inspiring English sources

That's not a new phenomenon, but it's a recent one, and it accounts, in part, for the plethora of superhero movies and comic-book-based movies that studios produce — stories that don't depend on a sense of place, on characters bearing particular local traits, or, for that matter, on characters who bear much resemblance to people anywhere.

Do you bear much resemblance to him?

The ballots did not bear much resemblance, but that did not deter Mr. Rove.

If it doesn't bear much resemblance to the man himself, it isn't really meant to.

"The cartoon of Tallulah does not bear much resemblance to the real Tallulah," said Joel Lobenthal, author of "Tallulah!

It is the assembly – the resulting edit – that might not bear much resemblance to how things actually were.

In fact, Hockney never bore much resemblance to Tom Rakewell, the wastrel in Hogarth's satirical narrative.

Not that this new series bears much resemblance to my book.

Prince was born in 1997, Paris a year later; both are white, and neither bears much resemblance to either parent.

With its broad, tree-lined avenues, Spanish-style architecture, and surrounding mountains, Phoenix bears much resemblance to Los Angeles.

As a result, its past predictions regarding health-care legislation have not borne much resemblance to reality.