Sentence examples for makes him resemble from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Sure, emotion is good, especially since Simon Cowell did something to his face that makes him resemble a haunted pillowcase.

His silver pompadour, which makes him resemble an aging Elvis impersonator, shot from his crown in glorious defiance of taste and gravity.

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

His power base in Chongqing, with its 32 million inhabitants, made him resemble a political version of the regional warlords who ran China in the 1920s.

At first, after being introduced by his nine-year-old daughter, Harley, he ambled around the stage in a black bathrobe that made him resemble a giant bumblebee.

He does have a hint of Sir Michael Hordern about him, but the beanie made him resemble not Hordern as Lear but as Lear's Fool.

In particular, the Foster Wallace outburst had the unfortunate effect of making him resemble a literary Norma Desmond, sourly railing against changing trends.