Sentence examples for resemble early from inspiring English sources
They somewhat resemble early issues of McSweeney's, who published this book.
Looked at from one angle, some of Mancini's paintings resemble early kitsch.
In the sense of risking physical damage because of an overload, power networks may most closely resemble early railroad networks.
Brachiopods (from the Greek words meaning "arm" and "foot") are commonly known as lamp shells because they resemble early Roman oil lamps.
Diesel Sweeties is drawn to resemble early colour video games, with stairstepped edges instead of curves, and a limited range of hues.
They provide a behind-the-scenes view of movie making and sometimes resemble early silent slapstick shorts more than they do fine art films.
In Asia at least, private-equity bets resemble early-stage growth investment rather than the leveraged buy-outs of the boom.
In that way, researchers say, Latinos and Asians resemble earlier European immigrants, who faced discrimination but also congregated voluntarily.
Contemporary conceptions of the humanities resemble earlier conceptions in that they propose a complete educational program based on the propagation of a self-sufficient system of human values.
These parts of Van Atta's book most nearly resemble earlier, more narrowly political, studies.
Our results did not completely resemble earlier research.
