Sentence examples for really resembles from inspiring English sources

Neither garden city or new town really resembles the putative Northstowe.

I am not even trying to insult the court by calling the trial a TV series, because it really resembles a TV series.

What he doesn't have though, is much in the way of material and, for that matter, anything that really resembles structure or direction in his show.

The only car the 2001 C-Class really resembles is its much larger and considerably more expensive sibling, the S-Class luxury sedan.

What the app really resembles is a highbrow version of Yelp, with a complex algorithm and a set of handpicked tastemakers replacing anything so democratic as actual reviews as a way to provide recommendations.

Never mind that Kidman (46) is somewhat mature to play Grace, aged 32 when the film was set, and never mind that she only really resembles her when it comes to the immaculately silky hair.

Then came the only thing on the menu that really resembled proper high tea: scones.

They do not really resemble people with clinical depression, whose condition can last months or even years.

All things that are truly important for intellectuals, here and there, in their construction, really resemble each other".

One problem: the man doesn't really resemble him at all, and it turns out that Hermann is mad.

Ben Carson looks more like a third-century soldier: he has great dignity, but he doesn't really resemble any Roman emperors.