Sentence examples for because it would resemble from inspiring English sources
He's right, of course, and not just because it would resemble a pornographic cattle auction.
Mr. Roscheisen said experts in scientific laboratories would be able to determine that the diamond was synthetic because it would resemble a kind of diamond that appears rarely in nature.
Her count would no longer be a shining triangle of one hundred perfectly stacked crystals inside her body because it would resemble scattered shale.
It would resemble a giant frozen snowball," Sheppard said.
"It would resemble a giant frozen snowball," Sheppard told The Washington Post in 2015.
The questionnaire was sent 6 weeks post-surgically because this would resemble the information time frame of the intervention patients while creating still somewhat more distance from the moment of diagnosis and surgical treatment.
Brandt proposed a blank background, which Beckett vetoed because the result would resemble a passport snap; he also refused to pose against the wall of the Santé prison, aware that the aim was to portray him as a self-incarcerated solitary.
The semen cannot be just a superfluity of digested food because, Kilwardby argues, the offspring would resemble the father's aliment and not the father (E 4, 30).
His proposed Americana at Brand project in this city of 207,000 -- so named because it will open onto Brand Boulevard -- would resemble the Grove, a 575,000-square-foot retail and entertainment center he opened in 2002 on Third Street and Fairfax Avenue in Los Angeles.
But that, in effect, would resemble federal legalization, and it's unlikely to pass anytime soon.
