Sentence examples for resemblances in from inspiring English sources

Resemblances in the Northeast are to the fauna of the Siberian forests.

QUESTION FROM EKKEHARD: iPod : MP3 is like Kindle : PDF — there are resemblances in that the devices (at least initially) push a closed format.

Tragedy, Eagleton concludes, is exemplary of Wittgenstein's "family resemblances", in which features overlap rather than fit a rigid set of criteria.

DESPITE family resemblances in language, incident and point of view, "The Duchess of Malfi" and "The White Devil" are structurally diametrical opposites.

Owen insists that any resemblances in the book to anyone living or dead is purely coincidental, unless that person is Orson Welles.

Surely there's more fun to be had if you can pick out the real-life resemblances in this kind of thing.

'I can see the resemblance in the chin,' he said.

"There's a certain resemblance in the foliage . .

His resemblance, in that role, to Hoffman as Dodd is strong, striking, and, I believe, intentional.

While Batesian mimicry involves deceptive coloration, resemblance in warning coloration need not provide false information.

Or is it the great muscle of metaphor, drawing strength from resemblance in difference?