Sentence examples for may looks remarkably from inspiring English sources
The bill, which was marketed as different from the health care legislation passed by the House in May, looks remarkably similar to its predecessor.
This means that first trimester exposures during June 2000 may look remarkably protective, as the number of stillbirths would be very small.
And the stunning outcome may be a nation that looks remarkably as it did decades ago - when urban neighbourhoods thrived and sidewalk life flourished, when streetcars and trains represented the future and not the past, and when regional tastes and markets were as important to producers as international ones.
This stage looks remarkably familiar; we may be already there.
But for the moment the death of JonBenet Ramsey looks remarkably like the Simpson case: it may never be solved.
Trade looks remarkably hale given recent headwinds.
It looks remarkably similar to the Toyota RAV4.
On several counts, the post looks remarkably prescient.
It also looks remarkably like a Mark Morris dance.
It looks remarkably like a genuine merger of equals.
What follows looks remarkably like a man snogging a robot.
