Sentence examples for make him resemble from inspiring English sources

It sees Muntzinger requesting his barber (Vinyl's Max Casella) to "take a little bit off the top" to make him resemble James Dean.

He has done not one thing to make him resemble the sullen, haunted, diabolically beautiful creature on the cover of his book, the one with hellfire blazing up from his hand to meet the blurry white thing he's smoking.

Even Kim Jong-un's appearance, including the Mao suit, paunch and short-sided haircut, seems deliberately designed to make him resemble Kim Il-sung when he came to power in the 1940s.

The absurdly plummy accent is in bizarre contrast to the other performers' natural ones, and Mr. Broderick's moist eyes and stiff, dainty shuffle, meant to suggest emotional constipation, make him resemble a turtle with mutton chops.

Liberace is kind and loving, but Thorson finds his individuality seeping away under his dependence on Liberace (which involved even undergoing cosmetic surgery, at Liberace's request, to make him resemble the star).

Maybe it's because he's bright, maybe it's because he's joyful, or maybe it's because he has three large eyelashes on each eye that make him resemble an effeminate cow, but rightwing Ukrainians have set their sights on SpongeBob SquarePants as well as the Teletubbies, and they're not letting go.

For now, his baby fat makes him resemble a younger, taller Armando Benitez.

His reluctance towards politics makes him resemble his father, Rajiv Gandhi, as a young man.

One of his many indignities is an eye patch, making him resemble a pirate.

Sometimes makes him resemble a cross between a 19th century congressman and one of the Elbonians from Dilbert.

In another Martian image, a man stares though a glass sphere that makes him resemble a human fly.