Sentence examples for resemble nice from inspiring English sources

If Samuel Beckett were to resurrect just long enough to script a couple of episodes of Prairie Home Companion, the result might resemble Nice Fish, a new play from the poet Louis Jenkins and the actor Mark Rylance, which merges existential dread with genial folksiness.

There is no doubt that this "very sleek and glossy and gentle" man, tall, bearded and resembling "a nice Newfoundland dog", had the gift of inspiring affection.

The trend is ominous: a literary capital with bookstores that have come to resemble shopping malls (nice malls or not).

And sure enough, it seems being a good butler can resemble being a really nice college roommate, right down to making late-night pizza runs — "Absolutely I would," Mr. Guha said — as well as listening, discreetly, to worldly woes.

Naomi dresses pretty expensive, but you can find nice things that can resemble hers from any stores really.

The app is designed to resemble the original console, and it also plays nice with the retro iCade accessory.

The books belong to the Cathars, a sect active in medieval Pyrenean France who represent tolerance, ecumenicalism and all things nice (in fact, at times they resemble nothing so much as go-ahead Church of England curates in a multicultural urban parish).

The factors that Fridson's group found to drive junk spreads resemble those powering high-dividend stocks: their ability to continue nice payouts.

She suggested that applying oil, then putting on a hat would resemble a hot oil treatment or be a way to get "really nice moisturized hair" post-beach.

It just happens to be his good luck – OK, his astute and apparently effortless recognition – that his stepped design resembles in such a nice way the winners' podium at the Olympic Games.

There are some nice moments, but it's unbearably self-conscious and nowhere does it resemble real life.