There's a character in that novel called Eugenia McCrea bearing modest, superficial resemblance to my mother, who did not take the characterisation warmly.
Furthermore, correlations between siblings on accuracy were also modest suggesting familial resemblance for accuracy was present but not strongly.
Western experts said it weighed about 100 pounds — meaning that the light payload and the modest rocket carrying it bore little resemblance to an intercontinental missile and its heavy warhead.
The show's purple patent shoes, which were also shown in the cleanest, brightest white, had a covered-up toe (modest), a skinny ankle strap (sexy) and a slight resemblance to the Mary Jane (classic).
Unfortunately, the modest resolution of these structures, together with the poor resemblance between the Drosophila and S. cerevisiae ORC models, have made it difficult to extrapolate the yeast subunit order into metazoan ORC (Speck et al., 2005; Clarey et al., 2006, 2008; Chen et al., 2008; Sun et al., 2012).
Released as "I'm in the Mood for Love" (and credited to that song's writers) even though his rendition bore only the faintest resemblance to the original tune, it was a modest hit for Mr. Moody in 1951.
Ms. Kirk, who bears a strong resemblance to Anne Heche, is so good, so believably modest, so full of conviction that she almost makes up for the unfortunate range of acting abilities around her.
Thanks to these modest gestures, each bite became a meditation on the ancient compatibilities of salt, fish, lemon and oil, with scant resemblance to the sardines pried from the gridlock of a can.
The resemblance is uncanny!
There, the resemblance vanished.
