Sentence examples for might resemble a from inspiring English sources

At first, such an infection might resemble a pimple, boil or spider bite.

Suitably resprayed, he might resemble a cross between Teddy Roosevelt and Zero Mostel.

As a storyteller and performer, Ms. Anderson imagined a museum of her work might resemble a radio broadcasting station.

Nope, just a shrug and something that might resemble a shred of an apology if you squint really hard.

Order the pork and it might resemble a rough-hewn raft, stranded by tides on a narrow beach of polenta.

The results might resemble "A Beautiful Mind" spiked with peppery flakes of "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" But Ms. Newman takes this recipe in a different direction.

Take away the bonsai trees and furniture and it might resemble an (admittedly rather lovely) public toilet.

Even as he signed his abdication papers he dreamed that his future might resemble an extended Crimean holiday, complete with family and faithful staff.

But Ken Johnson, a spokesman for Mr. Tauzin, the chairman of the House Commerce Subcommittee on Telecommunications, Trade and Consumer Protection, said: "It might resemble an Explorer, but it's not an Explorer.

Our heroes are post-Reconstruction crooks scraping by on the serrated edge of the law, and depending on which way you turn the moral prism, they might resemble an antiglobalization cadre or followers of an outer-space jihad.

For a while the novel "looks as if it might resemble an extended prose version of Sid the Sexist from Viz comic" yet "Terry is extremely good company: … funny, often quite kind and with a genuine, if highly individual, sense of morality … Readers looking for literary decorum or flawlessness should definitely look elsewhere.