Sentence examples for bear some resemblance from inspiring English sources

His work does bear some resemblance to the "Doige" painting.

"It should bear some resemblance to your face," Mr. Flusser said.

Darquier's anonymous early years — indolent, embittered and bohemian — bear some resemblance to Hitler's.

Restaurant consultants bear some resemblance to those in the hotel industry.

But investors also need some assurance that companies' financial statements and forecasts bear some resemblance to reality.

Though the parties are of course very different, their tactics bear some resemblance to the BNP's attempted rebranding.

Old photographs suggest that the actors were chosen because they bear some resemblance to the people they portray.

But jackdaws' eyes bear some resemblance to human eyes, with a dark pupil surrounded by a lighter iris.

"Twiggy," with its springy, percussive thrum, and "Dream Sketch," with its somber, stately chord progression, both bear some resemblance to tracks found on "Highway Rider".

(Pressman and her character happen to bear some resemblance to Kyra Sedgwick and the sassbag she plays in TNT's "The Closer").

(That said, AT&T's overage fee is the most reasonably priced and sensible policy implemented for caps, since the charges bear some resemblance to the cost of delivery.