Sentence examples for mild resemblance from inspiring English sources

RATING: 17 city, 24 highway, 19 combined COST TO DRIVE 100 MILES: $20.84 (regular fuel) A YEAR OF FILL-UPS: $3,124 In photos, the Ford Flex's mild resemblance to the tiny Mini Cooper can fool the eye: the Flex is a stretch-sized three-row crossover wagon ready to substitute for a family minivan or a conventional S.U.V.

Compare that to TweetPhoto, which only features a mild resemblance to a Polaroid shot in its logo, something I only noticed when they pointed it out specifically.

Scrolling through those Top Stations bears a mild resemblance to the radio dials of yore, and most notably the podcast player itself is designed to look like an old reel-to-reel tape player.

It was a fairly unassuming device — it bears a mild resemblance to the Galaxy Nexus when viewed dead-on, and sports a cleaner, rounded design that doesn't quite jibe with many of Motorola's recent angular design efforts.

That mild sitcom, which itself bore a resemblance to "Bachelor Father" (1957-62), featured Brian Keith as Bill Davis, a high-living Manhattan bachelor whose life is turned around by the arrival of his orphaned nephew and two nieces.

The clinical resemblance of malaria and mild pneumonia may also explain why such cases receive Homapaks without referral advice [ 28].

He appears to have been cut out of a Sunday newspaper, for he looks exactly like that is to say, he bears something far more precise than a striking resemblance to Clark Kent, the mild-mannered reporter who has occasionally been mistaken for a bird before being positively identified as Superman.

Alginate biomaterial is widely utilized for tissue engineering and regeneration due to its biocompatibility, non-thrombogenic nature, mild and physical gelation process, and the resemblance of its hydrogel matrix texture and stiffness to that of the extracellular matrix.

Take, for instance, John Urbancik, a mild and contemplative man with a passing resemblance to Billy Bob Thornton.

The sceptical, irritated gaze he has in the original photograph – he looks like the photographer has just asked him the dumbest possible question – has been replaced by a milder one, and his elongated features increase the resemblance to Jesus.

Most of the 13 naevi that grouped together with melanomas were Clark (also known as 'dysplastic') naevi with mild to severe cytological atypia, and as such bear some morphological resemblance to melanoma.