Sentence examples for relationships resemble from inspiring English sources

Although not the same as personal friendships, engaged professional relationships resemble them in ways that can hinder the supervisory process.

These relationships resemble more or less the relationship between an individual and one of its ancestors five generations back.

The book even includes an extensive discussion of Behe's "irreducible complexity" argument about the flagellum (refuted in general and in detail by Pallen and Matzke 2006) and, even more brazenly, argues that the pattern of life's relationships resembles not Darwin's tree of life, but an orchard of life.

Relationships resembling triangular-shaped envelopes show that populations in less climatically suitable areas during the LGM and present day presented high or low genetic diversity (H e ) and allelic richness (Ar*), whereas populations in more suitable areas had only high H e and Ar*.

The current North-South relationship resembles a classic game of chicken".

Much of the time their relationship resembles a father-son bond.

Their relationship resembles that of two siblings who know just where to jab and when to stop.

Their relationship resembled an intermittently blipping downward spiral, the depths of which was in no way signposted for the viewer.

The real nature of the relationship resembles nothing more charitable than Dracula's sponsorship of a blood bank.

Tells how the Khrushchev-Bulganin relationship resembled that of a prizefight manager & a heavyweight, with Khrushchev in the role of manager.

"Our relationship resembled that of a chief executive officer Phil and a chief operating officer me," Mrs. Graham wrote in her memoir.