Sentence examples for example resembles a from inspiring English sources

The recently released Rome, for example, resembles a cassette tape, a pleasant retro shape for those MP3 users old enough to remember cassette tapes.

A 1963 sculpture, "Portrait II," for example, resembles a bedroom dresser with no drawers and a sheet of Formica where a mirror might be.

Gerrit Rietveld, another architect associated with De Stijl, also applied its stylistic principles in his work; the Schröder House in Utrecht (1924), for example, resembles a Mondrian painting in the severe purity of its facade and in its interior plan.

In his final works on sovereignty, in particular, Rogues (2003), Derrida shows that the law always contains the possibility of suspension, which means that even the most democratic of nations (the United States for example) resembles a "rogue state" or perhaps is the most "roguish" of all states.

Diandian, for example, resembles Tumblr, an American blogging platform.

The portrait of Edward Aisquith (c. 1810) by Joshua Johnson, for example, resembles countless other likenesses of the age earnest and a little awkward.

There are five kinds of bulanee, for example, which resembles a flat turnover.

A typical anxiety dream, for example, closely resembles a horror or suspense film, and we have no wish to dignify this aspect of our nature with some sort of award.

For example, EZ407237 resembles a sequence from AsPG (AS12G02_D9), which was 84-fold upregulated compared to the As-body library [ 64].

Two Nudes, I (1937), for example, resembles Henri Matisse's work in its heavily outlined and rounded forms.

Some closely resemble their surroundings; the upper surface of one African species (Petrognatha gigas), for example, resembles dead velvety moss, and its irregular antennae are very much like dried tendrils or twigs.