Sentence examples for resemble professional from inspiring English sources

This is probably because it's hard to make even fit young actors resemble professional athletes; a ball kicked on stage is at risk of hitting the audience; and women and Americans, key customers of the medium, are judged by some to be resistant to the subject.

Medieval skeletons resemble professional baseball pitchers more closely than today's truck drivers, cell phone salespeople or software designers.

Of course, the website is mostly an example of how to have fun with statistics and doesn't pretend to be making any scientifically valid claims, but some of the methods used still do resemble professional epidemiology.

Google News will consider websites that resemble professional news sites as opposed to blog layouts.

Long zoom digital cameras, offered by other manufacturers as well, have better lenses and other improvements and have been restyled to resemble professional-grade cameras, said Mr. Chute, of IDC.

"Instead of actual debate about ideas and issues with real consequences, the country is trapped in a political discourse that increasingly resembles professional wrestling," she writes.

Opera resembles professional sports in that technical and physical demands push its superstars to the limit of human stamina and potential.

Why, then, despite the fact that amateur boxing more resembled professional fighting at that time, do the Olympics seem to spit out future champions at a higher rate: more weight divisions and an easier road to winning a belt?

The play more closely resembles professional wrestling than any other piece of straight theater, and fans of lucha libre, the highly theatrical brand of Mexican wrestling, should enjoy it.

Before he was called to China, Tian had been wrestling with a knotty programming challenge: how to automatically position players around the pitch in a way that resembled professional football, rather than a playground kickaround where children swarm after the ball.

Last night, we got a heavy does of the cringing, but nothing even vaguely resembling professional success.