Sentence examples for greater resemblance from inspiring English sources

But more significantly, Isis bears greater resemblance to populist Islamist movements than to al-Qaida, notwithstanding their ideological proximity.

But Mr. Merksamer said in an e-mail that the car carrying the huge portrait of Kim Jong-il bore a greater resemblance to his father's Lincoln.

Some of Schiavone's service returns bore a greater resemblance to self defense, but then some of Williams's serves looked much the same way.

Front-end changes, like an oval egg-crate grille, chrome moldings and a retro Chrysler badge set between chrome wings, give it a greater resemblance to other cars in the Chrysler family.

We no longer see their faces as they go about their work enveloped in fantastically complex machines which bear a greater resemblance to fighter jets than to the average family car.

This, he says, is evidenced by their style of warfare, which bears greater resemblance to the Iran-Iraq war of the 1980's than to "any African conflicts of the past decade".

The festival is held at a huge fairground that, as the weekend wore on, came to bear an ever-greater resemblance to Verdun.

A photograph of Emilio, distributed by the gallery, showed a great resemblance to Zero Mostel.

"Say what you will, but he bears a great resemblance to your tender and loving admirer".

Gustav Stickley, Frank Lloyd Wright, Greene & Greene and others from that era have inspired generations of furniture makers whose designs bear great resemblance to theirs.

His pseudonym is an Anglicization of Ludovicus, the Latin version of "Lutwidge", and the Irish surname Carroll, which bears great resemblance to the Latin forbear of "Charles", Carolus.