Sentence examples for it can resemble from inspiring English sources

Thereafter, despite its distinctive coloring (it can resemble a patchwork quilt, with large shocks of indigo or bright yellow), it dropped out of sight and was never photographed.

It can resemble Israel with its surreptitious program.

DeLonge is known for his unplaceable drawl (SoCal skateboarder, perhaps, with a dash of London punk, in a combination so distorting that it can resemble a speech impediment), and its persistence reassured fans that he still hadn't finished growing up, and perhaps had barely started.

It can resemble a teenager's bedroom.

"It can resemble the Mad Hatter's tea party if you want it to.

Mr. Allman's book is so wriggling with amorous women that it can resemble a Feydeau farce performed mostly in panties.

In the six years of compromising our principles since 9/11, our democracy has so steadily been defined down that it now can resemble the supposedly aspiring democracies we've propped up in places like Islamabad.

Its hue can resemble iced tea.

Although sociological institutionalism can resemble interpretive theories, it often exhibits a distinctive debt to organizational theory.

Ms. Mosshart pulls her weight too, though it's distracting how closely her cadences can resemble Mr. White's.

At its most successful, fashion and fashion photography, "can resemble stone or marble," Mr. Koestenbaum said, adding, "It can exhibit a kind of imperial grandeur".