Sentence examples for marked resemblance between from inspiring English sources

Early naturalists noted that there was often a marked resemblance between the egg of a cuckoo and those of the host, and a German ornithologist, Eduard Baldamus, in 1892 showed that the frequency and degree of similarity were too great to be coincidental.

The textbook market for required undergraduate courses bear a marked resemblance to monopoly.

The Texas two-step, he points out, bears a marked resemblance to kwadril dances.

Tellingly, Knode told Ellroy that Schickel bore a marked resemblance to his mother.

If that sounds familiar, it should: our gilded age bears a marked resemblance to Fitzgerald's.

Imagine that you are Philip Roth, a man bearing a marked resemblance to Zuckerman.

The taxidermist's play, readers will quickly see, bears a marked resemblance to Beckett's "Waiting for Godot".

We appreciate religious art, but this barely seems like art: the Virgin Mother bears a marked resemblance to the celebrity psychic Jackie Stallone.

Peter Weiss, a performance artist who bears a marked resemblance to Sigmund Freud, said, "Because of my beard, many people assume I'm a psychoanalyst".

However Dougie does bear a marked resemblance to Guy Smiley, the Muppet game show host who featured in children's series Sesame Street.

Nevertheless, the "non-calendar" that appeared at Monza bore a marked resemblance to what the final schedule is expected to look like.