Sentence examples for is resembles from inspiring English sources
verb
To be like or similar to (something); to represent as similar.
- The twins resemble each other.
Waltz's Blofeld (if indeed he is) resembles the rather more follicly-fortunate version of the character from Diamonds Are Forever in which he was played by Charles Gray.
Wael Aleji, a spokesperson for the Syrian Network for Human Rights, said: "Homs is not a good example, in fact it is resembles the failure of the international community to fulfill its duties.
By carefully analyzing (10), we notice that is resembles, except for a scaling factor, the PEP of an EGC system with three receive-antennas.
"But now the United States is resembling the government they fled.
The trio of McIlroy, Donald and Westwood is resembling another familiar threesome: Mo, Larry and Curly.
"But this division is resembling a stadium-board dot race right now.
A quarter pint of mayonnaise and three chopped boiled eggs later, and my "cocktail" is resembling a cholesterol thickshake.
"More and more, life is resembling the chat room," says Dr. Elias Aboujaoude, director of the Impulse Control Disorders Clinic at Stanford.
This procedure is resembling of a Wiki.
Split Flap As shown in Figure 3(2), this devise mechanism is resembled with the plane flap.
The to-be-cooled source is resembled by batches of hot water brought into direct contact with the gallium.
