Sentence examples for records resembles from inspiring English sources

As Larkin explains, Myanmar (formerly Burma), a country with one of the worst human rights records, resembles the world envisioned by George Orwell in "Nineteen Eighty-Four".

The noisy character of deoxygenation-activated currents in our on-cell patch records resembles previously published patch records of ligand-induced nonspecific cation conductance in AA red cells [52], [47], and could be intrinsic to Psickle.

FOR decades, determining the nation's most popular records resembled a free-for-all.

The voice in the recording resembles Baghdadi's, but this has not been confirmed.

On civil liberties, the Clinton record resembles what a second Bush term might have produced.

But on Tuesday, even many Democrats said they were intrigued by Mr. McCain, a surprise given that the senator's voting record resembles that of Senator Jesse Helms.

Byrne remarked that the record resembles "a lot of mickey-taking over a variety of drum patterns".

Enjoying many of life's lasting pleasures, this recorded Roth resembles his chocolate busts and also evokes Rembrandt and Matisse as old men.

The pattern recorded closely resembles the previously published XRD pattern of the anatase phase and rutile phase of TiO2 [14 16].

The record button resembles a solid red circle.

He said the phone records program resembled Total Information Awareness, a Pentagon data-mining program shut down by Congress in 2003 after a public outcry.