Sentence examples for idea resembles from inspiring English sources
The idea resembles Marks & Spencer's #followthefairies campaign, which began last week with small unbranded events such as creating real snow outside a primary school in Cornwall, handing gifts to night-shift workers and creating fairies made of lights above Newcastle's Tyne Bridge.
This idea resembles the concepts of angle and position in geometrical optics.
The idea resembles eBay but instead of purchasing, the model is based on renting.
This idea resembles the approach taken by Hill et al. in that they inferred the probabilities of signaling links (gene-pairs) varying through time.
Plunging us back into the world of Islamic ultras in the 1930s and 1940s, he shows how closely their ideas resembled those of nihilists, fascists and communists.In compelling detail, Mr Berman examines the writings of Sayyid Qutb (1906-66), an Egyptian religious scholar affronted by the secularisation of the Turkish state, who provided radical Islamists with their own ideology.
Thus, a person who thinks of one idea is likely to think of another idea that resembles it; his thought is likely to run from red to pink to white or from dog to wolf to coyote.
This idea surely resembles a free market in spelling.
This means that the existence of we-intention does not imply that an intention is actually shared, an idea that resembles Searle's claim that collective intentionality can be had by envatted brains (1990: 406).
Berkeley took this point to show that no non-mental cause of an idea could resemble it, whether the relevant idea were an idea of a shape or a color.
Video conception sprang forward with the idea to resemble the scene in Grease where John Travolta sings "Sandy".
In Hume's view, a concept can only be validated by finding a sensory experience, that is, an impression, in particular the one that is the 'original' of that idea, which must resemble that idea.
