Sentence examples for both resembles from inspiring English sources

Mary Shelley's Rambles both resembles and attempts to separate itself from other travel narratives of the time.

Ironically, Milanovic's graphic both resembles and reflects the proverbial elephant in the room that carried Trump to victory in regions such as the US Rust Belt, which are populated by those he characterised as forgotten Americans.

He shows us the potential horrors of life in a way that both resembles it and is distanced from it.

Sontag is ageless in as much as she is a literary grande dame whose work has none the less grown youthful - from the austere asceticism of earlier essays to the often playful sensuality of The Volcano Lover and now In America, whose heroines she both resembles and does not.

As the roofs and the terrain have the same surface normal, the scattering from both resembles each other.

A mobile experience that truly represents your identity — in a way that both resembles and enhances an in-person conversation but still affords you control over how you portion out your attention and provides context — could tie the knot for the myriad communication channels available.

They both resembled their characters a little.

Both resemble the European squat lobster.

Both resemble a defender's silhouette, arms raised.

Both resembled attacks that have killed five of Iran's nuclear scientists in recent years, most recently last month.

Both resemble small round potatoes -- some gnarled, some smooth -- and the taste lies between the soft earthiness of a mushroom and the mealy chunkiness of an artichoke.