Sentence examples for performance resembles from inspiring English sources

While Ms. Capshaw seems natural enough, given the platitudinous situation, Ms. Macpherson's performance resembles those perfect, shiny apples at many fruit markets: looks great, no juice.

Results showed that (a) the constructal element evolves to a configuration very similar to ones customarily assumed in CT, but with the high-conductivity insert shorter, leaving a gap at the far end; (b) the resulting configurations are nearly path independent; and (c) the gain in performance resembles an S curve, and it is explained theoretically.

Their performance resembles that of first-generation youth in more established immigration gateways.

The "low fat, low cal, low carb" culinary performance resembles the science fiction-esque trend of molecular gastronomy, food popular with avant-garde chefs and certain highbrow foodies.

Much about a Hatsune Miku performance resembles a concert like any other: one endures the same breastplate-punch of blockbuster bass, suffers the same knee-gelatinizing endurance test of all-night standing, enacts the same ritual of lip-reading and head-nodding to feebly communicate a passing witticism.

His every performance resembled a release of pent-up hostility.

Before the evening was over the performance resembled a friendly neighborhood party.

At times, the Northern Ireland performance resembled a fitting tribute to Muhammad Ali, attempting to revive rope-a-dope tactics in the week 'The Greatest' was laid to rest.

Giants starter Kirk Rueter had received comparisons to Glavine as well, for pitching outside, but his performance resembled Glavine's from Tuesday.

Either way, there have already been doubts raised about whether Bolt will put on a performance resembling his 2008 domination on the track.

In its languid freneticism, and the repetition of drumbeats guiding it all, the performance resembled, in spirit, the Lakota Ghost Dance, a prayer to revive ancestors and cleanse the land of colonizers.