Sentence examples for may not resemble from inspiring English sources
Erdoğan may not resemble our stated democratic ideals, but he may be their future.
This depression may not resemble its predecessors; but that doesn't mean its victims should go unrepresented.
The next attack, he warns, may not resemble those of the past.
It is their job to anticipate future crises, which may not resemble those of the past.
The forms may or may not resemble each other in size, shape, or motility.
Even the image creators acknowledge they may not resemble what an eye in galactic space might see.
Strapping and heroic, Mr. D'Onofrio may not physically resemble the more diminutive Hoffman.
One suspects, then, that this man's normal may not closely resemble the normal of anyone else.
AMERICA'S 400 teaching hospitals may not immediately resemble "Tom Brown's Schooldays"; but for young resident doctors, life at a 19th-century English public school might seem familiar.
Simon Ricketts, a partner at SJ Berwin, the law firm representing the campaign, concedes that the lower deck of the Southbank Centre may not strictly resemble the idyll imagined by The Kinks in their sardonic ode to Middle England, The Village Green Preservation Society.
According to Dr Dorigo, bot-swarms like this could be used for surveillance and rescue for example, locating survivors and retrieving valuable goods during a fire.IntellidanceSwarmanoid robots may not much resemble the creatures that originally inspired the field, but insects continue to give programmers ideas.
