Sentence examples for he sometimes resembles from inspiring English sources

He sometimes resembles a genial caveman.

(In this, he sometimes resembles the late José Saramago, another postmodern traditionalist).

He sometimes resembles a left-wing, baby-boom John Ford, spinning fables of the American character out of the threads of myth, memory and ideology.

Actually, as Ahmed Ben Hassan, the star employs an acting style so dependent on popping the huge whites of his eyes that he sometimes resembles, for latter-day viewers, no one so much as Marty Feldman.

He sometimes resembles a less astute Rem Koolhaas, who also made an accommodation with tyranny in his TV headquarters in Beijing, and installed a giant balloon on his Serpentine pavilion.

So I idly wander to Channel 5 and "The Situation", who is camper than Clary and sprayed so orange he sometimes resembles the devil, is comforting Danica who is outraged that people could believe that asking people to buy her things with the unsaid but implicated (and unfulfilled) promise of sex would make her a hooker.

The bill of his cap pulled down tight over his forehead, he sometimes resembled a miniature version of another tough left-handed pitcher from Texas, the Yankees' Andy Pettitte.

When I saw types he sometimes resembled, I realized what the references of a few of his behaviors were, but when he showed up at my house in Wellfleet so that we could go on a picnic, and was wearing a bomber jacket and button-fly Levis and white Adidas sneakers with green stripes, I didn't know that it was a uniform widely established in Manhattan.

He exaggerates the shapes so that they sometimes resemble well-manicured trees.

Whatever the intention, they sometimes resemble a publicity stunt.

Lined up on the tape, they sometimes resemble gymnasts on a balance beam.