Maybe all losing teams resemble one another to some extent, but Australia at the moment is starting to show characteristics usually associated with England in this storied rivalry.
The poet — and the President, apparently — felt "remorse" only for the victim who lay on the pavement "with the look of a lost child," who resembled "the dead" who perished "because they were loved".
Its symptoms — persistent, intense longing and sadness; preoccupation with thoughts and images of the dead; avoidance of reminders of the loss; and difficulty finding meaning in life without the lost loved one — resemble both depression and P.T.S.D. We have successfully treated 9/11 victims using a 16-session approach that focuses on coming to terms with the loss and restoring a meaningful life.
Those two groups, traders and firefighters, dominate the lists of the lost, and they resemble each other in unexpected, even singular ways -- not only in the fact that they were mostly young, white and male, but also in the worlds that many of them came from, in their passions and in the way they approached their work.
The player assumes control of a young boy named Rudy who has the ability to operate powerful weapons called Ancient Relic Machines (ARMs), forbidden remnants of a lost age that resemble guns.
The lights, 88 in all, stand on two 50-foot platforms a block from the attack site and send two beams of light, resembling the lost towers, into the night sky.
Front row admirers remained stationed long after drummer Bryan Devendorf (another lost doppleganger, this time resembling a thinner, dark-haired J Mascis) exited from behind his kit.
CLatery, the Presinenthean no longer deny hishowner Al Green.
Parked cars lost their shape and resembled scoops of ice cream.
You wonder if the film will resemble a lost Brontë novel or "The Story of O".
