Sentence examples for nations that resemble from inspiring English sources

But do the Iraqi people really want America's Western-style democracy, or like the British and French before, does the U.S. simply want to create nations that resemble itself?

But the nation's Sikhs, conspicuous in turbans that resemble the head wrap of suspected terrorist Osama bin Laden, have suddenly found themselves particularly vulnerable.

He excoriates vehicles that resemble "demented appliances".

Heads that resemble large pumpkins.

Make symbols that resemble writing.

Even the ones that resemble mine.

You'll find collections that resemble mine.

Some may bear nuts that resemble acorns.

"It is suspected that ANT may have some connection to the Turkish government given that they claim to be defending the Turkish nation and Islam, something that resembles very much the current government's ideological rhetoric," Zenonas Tziarras, a researcher at the University of Cyprus told Vice News.

Every politician since Blair has seemed determined to turn this country into one giant branch of Bluewater; or a whole nation that resembles one of those French hypermarkets near Calais – somewhere you can buy anything you want as long as it's coffee or distressed jeans.

In 1937, Mildred Pellegrini of Chicago received patent 2,089,854 for a maternity cot that resembles Ms. Nation's idea.