Sentence examples for has a resemblance from inspiring English sources
He has a resemblance to preschool children: his world is benign, close and secure, with Mother Bear at its centre.
That could change with the Cuban government's eye-popping announcement last week that it will cut the government work force by 10 percent and expects the hundreds of thousands of laid-off workers to find places in a new system that has a resemblance to free enterprise.
These algorithms are based on a general four-step scheme that has a resemblance to the backward differentiation formulas.
SUNCT has a resemblance with first division trigeminal neuralgia, but SUNCT can be distinguished by the presence of marked autonomic symptoms like conjunctival injection and tearing.
Ehrlich carcinoma has a resemblance with human tumors, which are the most sensitive to chemotherapy, due to the fact that it is undifferentiated and has a rapid growth rate (Ozaslan et al. 2011).
The sequence in which one god has a son, who has three famous sons, has a resemblance to how Búri has a son Borr who has three sons: Odin, Vili and Vé.
Won't you feel stronger?" In reality, beating drum and shaking cymbals do have a resemblance to the "beating wall" and "making a fist".
This example also demonstrates a common convention of naming topologies after a letter of the alphabet to which they have a resemblance.
In contrast, tags more represented in Baikal whitefish (benthic ecotype) had a resemblance to protein synthesis and regulatory genes.
We also confirmed that the inner pattern of the MR cross section had a resemblance to that of the pathological image.
