Sentence examples for less resembles from inspiring English sources

It's hard to think of two artists that it less resembles.

In this aspect, Munro's art less resembles O'Connor's than Eudora Welty's.

At the plate, that diminished version of Rodriguez more or less resembles a healthy Derek Jeter.

To be sure, Bussy Saint-Georges less resembles the pastoral village it once was than a planned development.

It may seem an unlikely comparison, but in manner, intellect and emotional availability, Jeb less resembles his brother, or even his father, than he does Bill Clinton.

The act of composing on a Writing Ball probably less resembles modern-day typing than it does scrying (peering into an object, like a crystal ball, in order to divine the future).

Debris flows amass in stream valleys and more or less resemble fresh concrete.

The poet Czeslaw Milosz, on fleeing Poland for the United States, was bemused by Americans' assumption that their future would more or less resemble their present and their past.

Half-glimpsed through laser-illuminated gloom, Karin stands motionless in a heavy robe, face painted to a deathly pallor, singing lines that less resemble the concerns of a conventional pop song than some eerie nightmare.

As the stem continues to grow, lateral buds are produced that develop into lateral shoots more or less resembling the parent stem, and these ultimately determine the branching of the plant.

Kazakhs are east-central Asian, meaning that they more or less resemble the inhabitants of Mongolia (and a dozen other nearby and not-so-nearby places, including, to some extent, Kyrgyzstan and Yakutia); they speak a Turkic language, mildly worship Allah, write in a modified Cyrillic, and drive Nissans.