Sentence examples for resemblances of from inspiring English sources

The so-called formal resemblances of movies are of little importance; their significance comes from within.

Similar solutions were offered for example, the identification of northern and Roman and Greek gods, sometimes using etymologies that owed much to superficial resemblances of names.

Edward III, play in five acts sometimes attributed to William Shakespeare, though without much evidence other than the resemblances of this play to Shakespeare's early history plays and an occasional passage.

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There is no set of features that exclusively defines movements, parties, and people that are called "populist": the different people and parties that are placed in this category enjoy family resemblances of one to the other, but there is not a universal set of traits that is common to all of them.

One focus of Smith's book is the attitudes of slave owners; the seventeenth-century missionary Morgan Godwyn observed that they believed the Negroes, "though in their Figure they carry some resemblances of Manhood, yet are indeed no Men" but, rather, "Creatures destitute of Souls, to be ranked among Brute Beasts, and treated accordingly".

Fraternal twins bear the resemblance of ordinary siblings.

Analogy, in biology, similarity of function and superficial resemblance of structures that have different origins.

The resemblance of its branches to Apple's iconic stores is more than passing.

Kokoschka is not remotely concerned with giving any sign or resemblance of surface reality whatsoever.

Its fishy moniker comes from the resemblance of these fleshy mottled masses to brook trout.