Sentence examples for definite resemblance from inspiring English sources
And their careers bear a definite resemblance.
The image of Petrouchka alone in his cell bears a definite resemblance to more than one of Beckett's characters.
The young couples showed only a chance similarity to each other, the study found, while the judges found a definite resemblance between the couples who had been married a quarter-century.
Thus on one version of the theory a property like being scarlet is a certain class whose members satisfy certain definite resemblance conditions.
There are definite family resemblances between the two films (in each case, we see a robed Truman Capote lounging in his New York apartment and spotting a piece in the Times about a multiple slaying in Kansas), but they are, at the closest, first cousins.
Not definitive, just definite.
Regarding Ms Noonan's appearance, Professor Charmley added: "There's a resemblance, and if one looks at older photos of Randolph, a definite one".
But his No. 2, the former National Review editor John O'Sullivan, has definite Scotty tendencies, while the newsroom chief, Jay Tolson, formerly of the Wilson Quarterly and U.S. News, bears a certain resemblance to Bones.
The first definite, which hits theaters Friday, is his most ambitious work to date: a fantasy with a (cough) passing resemblance to Lord of the Rings called In the Name of the King: A Dragon Siege Tale.
