Sentence examples for have some resemblance from inspiring English sources
"It does have some resemblance".
We also had long conversations about humitas, which have some resemblance to tamales.
Early Greek forms from the island of Thera have some resemblance to the Semitic.
The assembly would have some resemblance to the Daniels cell in that gravity would keep the layers apart.. Definitely not.
In order to perform useful modeling and produce an effective design, it is important that the initial traffic assumptions and estimates that are made be meaningful and have some resemblance to what is likely to happen on the network.
Their PL spectra have some resemblance with ours because they also had double peaks of photoluminescence in the red region.
He had some resemblance to Noel, but was more reticent.
As Lavardin, Jean Poiret has some resemblance to the middle-aged Laurence Olivier, with playful icy blue eyes and distinguished gray hair.
Every other modern mobile operating system has some resemblance of a back-one-step button within easy reach.
The effect of the HealthSouth crisis on Birmingham has some resemblance to the way the Enron scandal disrupted Houston last year.
I'm trying to write something that deals indirectly with fatherhood and with a character that has some resemblance to my father.
