Sentence examples for generally resemble from inspiring English sources

Social conditions in the Dominican Republic generally resemble those of other developing nations in the Americas.

There are several designs, some of which generally resemble the tank but without solution and are provided with heating elements.

Terrestrial elapids generally resemble the more abundant colubrids, whereas aquatic elapids may possess paddle-shaped tails and other structures adapted to marine environments.

Armani Privé clients generally resemble female versions of Mr Armani himself, with the same perennially permatanned skin, slightly quizzical expression, and shock of white hair.

"If my bowling action is similar to him it's probably because I always watched him as a child; I think kids generally resemble their favourite cricketers in the way they bat or bowl.

The divertimenti of W.A. Mozart generally resemble his works entitled cassation and serenade; an exception is the String Divertimento K 563, which ranks among the greatest chamber works of all time.

It generally resembles iodine.

Which of the following animals has low-crowned bundont molars generally resembling (and occasionally mistaken for) those of humans?

"I'm Wide Awake," the stronger of the two, was recorded quickly, with some songs done live in one take, and generally resembles Oberst's earlier work.

Conditions improved in the following decade, with Albuquerque's economy generally resembling those of other southwestern cities. Tourism is an important adjunct to the economy.

The latter is usually a future shock scenario in which something has gone horribly wrong, while the former generally resembles a gigantic chessboard in which the removal of a single piece has radically changed the alignment of the other 31.