Sentence examples for resemble popular from inspiring English sources

But museums only partly resemble popular entertainment.

It comes with multiple cassette designs that resemble popular blank tapes of the era, including a bright red style that is reminiscent of West German rock and roll cassettes circa 1989, perfect for recreating the heady days of the Velvet Revolution.

In the future, WooThemes plans to launch an integration of the SupportPress theme,which allows anyone to sell premium suppor, as well as themes that offer the functionality of wikis and those that resemble popular Web apps like Basecamp, UserVoice and Quora.

The movie is a noisy, useless piece of junk, reverse-engineered into something resembling popular art in accordance with the reigning imperatives of marketing and brand extension.

"The movie is a noisy, useless piece of junk, reverse-engineered into something resembling popular art in accordance with the reigning imperatives of marketing and brand extension," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times in March.

Following a private equity model, he bought Russian companies that resembled popular American start-ups, like 24x7, an e-commerce company akin to Amazon, and Molotok, an auction site.

IT may resemble a popular image from science fiction: high-tech control panels that appear to be little more than colored light.

In effect, bank balance sheets will resemble the popular levered funds that buy top-rated assets with borrowed money.

When asked about his "bedside manner," he contends that he doesn't resemble the popular notion that scientists are self-absorbed, science geeks with no social skills.

The Polish Campaign did not resemble the popular perception of what became known as Blitzkrieg.

Whereas Rimbaud was striking if strange in his looks, Verlaine was indisputably ugly, resembling the popular idea of Socrates while possessing none of the philosopher's equanimity.