Sentence examples for increasing resemblance to from inspiring English sources
A wall of video screens behind the stage often showed his face in close-up, so the crowd could puzzle over his increasing resemblance to Iggy Pop.
Despite Lemmy's increasing resemblance to Iron Maiden's mascot Eddie, Motörhead, of course, were never anything as crass as head-on metal.
It was a defence which became progressively shaky as the boy, whom he had placed in an orphanage, bore an increasing resemblance to Muybridge as he grew older.
Lorraine Croxford Dunstable, Bedfordshire Larry Elliott and Dan Atkinson, in their book Going South – Why Britain Will Have a Third World Economy, were surely prescient about the future of Britain's economy and its increasing resemblance to a developing country evidenced by symptoms of "chronic debt, volatile growth and painful vulnerability to external events".
Apple's recent behavior bears an increasing resemblance to carriers with respect to the walled garden they are creating around the iPhone.
At a time when the best German and Japanese cars bear an increasing resemblance to one another, the XJ retains its individuality.
She smiled, and although that only increased her resemblance to Boris Karloff, I felt good.
The sceptical, irritated gaze he has in the original photograph – he looks like the photographer has just asked him the dumbest possible question – has been replaced by a milder one, and his elongated features increase the resemblance to Jesus.
Doing the visualization in three-dimensions further adds to the aesthetic properties and intuitiveness of the graph as it increases the resemblance to actual real-life objects.
It has been shown that the accuracy to predict the elastic properties of open cell foams increases with an increasing level of detail and resemblance to real foam microstructures.
Such a diet may increase adherence given a resemblance to a more typical Western-type diet rich in protein from, for example, meat, eggs and fish, and due to increased satiety.
