Sentence examples for resemblances for from inspiring English sources

Typically, fragments in these libraries have lengths not more than nine since the structure database may not contain representative resemblances for longer fragments (Fidelis et al., 1994).

Parents can marvel at how much their child resembles Aunt Alice months before Aunt Alice sees the resemblance for herself.

Reference (or denotation) for names is not analogous to resemblance for pictures.

Thus, denotation is the analogue for names to resemblance for pictures".

Hume uses the principle of resemblance for another purpose: to explain the nature of general ideas.

"He looks like Kurt Cobain!" Nesbø exclaimed, as if noticing the resemblance for the first time.

Though BMW's efforts at Gran Turismo styling have elicited polarizing responses from fans, reviewers and even dealers, BMW promises a more authentic family resemblance for these models.

They seem as if they could linger over their family resemblance for much more than the album's two-hour duration.

The panic shows a flaw in investors' thinking that the psychologists call representativeness bias: mistaking a superficial resemblance for a deep similarity.

In contrast, the researchers found less family resemblance for joy and sadness--possibly because expression of these emotions is more uniform across groups.

The result is mutual resemblance for mutual protection.