Sentence examples for feeling resembles from inspiring English sources

"An Oversimplification of Her Beauty," a most lovely and meticulously handmade hodgepodge of art and feeling, resembles a cinematic version of such a notebook, tracing and retracing the filmmaker's failure to get together with a friend.

Young chimpanzees can become very attached to their human trainers, and their expressions of feeling resemble those of humans more closely than any other animal.

The reconstruction of Wembley stadium has managed to accumulate a host of bad feelings, resembling the sentiments that surrounded the disastrously over budget Millennium Dome, a $1.5 billion white elephant which was funded by the government and has been mostly empty since the year 2000.

The helplessness I've been feeling since March 11th resembles the feelings I had in New York on September 11th.

"However I'm feeling, he resembles it.

This feeling may resemble that of a bruise being pressed.

The sense of fate in her mature songwriting resembles the feeling of addiction: a blurred line between desires and needs, pleasure and enervation, what feeds you and what consumes you.

In this sense, an effective leader arouses feelings in supporters that resemble the feelings children have for their parents.

For the standard for fidelity is not resemblance, but that the feeling evoked by the artefact resembles that evoked by the original.

Hutcheson, as Reid understands him, posits but one ingredient: an agreeable feeling or emotion resembling nothing in the object.

It's a film that rivals my favorite sibling movie ever, 2000's You Can Count On Me, a film The Skeleton Twins closely resembles without ever feeling derivative.