Sentence examples for resemble too from inspiring English sources

They resemble too closely the dishonored Flag of Yankee Doodle … we imagine that the Battle Flag will become the Southern Flag by popular acclaim".

As Mr. Harris put it: "Museum directors could legitimately claim bewilderment at being told, simultaneously, to avoid the public trough and stand on their own two feet, but not to resemble too closely the commercial world that, after all, had to show a profit".

Contemporary metaphysicians might call such entities tropes, and such a label is acceptable as long as one is careful not to expect Aristotle's theory to resemble too much contemporary trope theories.

I snapped photo after photo, careful to save them in albums and frames, so that as K grew older, I could point to those pictures and tell her, "You have people that you resemble, too!

Unfortunately, it resembled too closely those of Tom Ford in his "velvet suit" heyday at Gucci.

On closer examination, however, this method resembled too closely the tale of the five blind men feeling up the elephant.

But those in that dusky rose shade resembled too closely the undergarments my nan used to wear.

For a comparable sense of the sentimental-tragic in contemporary music, one probably has to turn to the works of Valentin Silvestrov, whom Mr. Bryars resembles, too, in his ability to sustain a slow movement for well over half an hour.

It resembled too closely the army green of official personnel.

This script was considered inadequate; the aliens resembled too closely the villains on a typical TOS episode.

Too many wannabe firebrands strive to resemble him; too many standups can be cheaply dismissed by comparison.