Sentence examples for distinct resemblance from inspiring English sources

Bearing a distinct resemblance to Herbert von Karajan.

He is known as the Big Man, and bears a distinct resemblance to a tribal leader.

By contrast, the Hodson-Archer "Rite" bore a distinct resemblance to "I'm an Indian, Too".

The odd thing is that Obama bears a distinct resemblance to the most cherished hero in chick-lit history.

Despite Radiohead's claims, Hail to the Thief bears little comparison to the crowd-pleasing epic rock of OK Computer and a distinct resemblance to the more recherche Amnesiac.

Next morning, when everyone was invited to pool their researches, he famously announced that "what I've noticed is how all badgers bear a distinct resemblance to Michael Bryant".

As well as a distinct physical resemblance to Mercury, Cooper also apparently has a decent singing voice.

Ivor was still in Paris, working at home on the kitchen table, and he commuted regularly to London to seek approval for his puppets, each wonderfully detailed, but bearing the distinct family resemblance which was to become his hallmark.

The sloping eyes and aquiline nose suggest a distinct family resemblance to her now ultra-famous niece.

Besides the internal references that they often make to earlier passages within them, Schubert's last sonatas contain distinct allusions and resemblances to some of his previous works, mostly earlier piano works, as well as many of his songs.

Haplotype divergence and linkage disequilibrium indicate that supergene alleles, each allowing precise wing-pattern resemblance to distinct butterfly models, originate from over a million years of independent chromosomal evolution in separate lineages.