Sentence examples for resembled a sort of from inspiring English sources

It resembled a sort of cockpit, its high sides studded with librarian paraphernalia, Ms. Cruz wheeling expertly about the interior in her ergonomic chair.

Sean Collins once stayed in a place so infested with fleas that when he rolled up his trouser leg to show me, his calf resembled a sort of throbbing inverse salami.

While the evacuation may have resembled a sort of "perp walk," with each dog getting its photo taken alongside a dry-erase board listing its tracking information, the dogs looked to be anything but killers.

He moved carefully from number to number, pouring himself into songs such as "Welcome to Heartbreak" as women in white, ghostly shrouds orbited the stage in a slow march that resembled a sort of pilgrimage.

I won't give too much away here, except to say that Solo once had green skin, and Yoda resembled a sort-of weird-looking Christmas elf (who was at one point known by the unfortunate moniker Minch).

The creepiest military machine, however, has to be Boston Dynamics' LS3 – a four-legged robotic pack mule that resembles a sort-of giant mechanised cockroach.

The creepiest military machine, however, has to be Boston Dynamics' LS3 a four-legged robotic pack mule that resembles a sort-of giant mechanized cockroach.

It doesn't help that the online hoverboard market resembles a sort of Wild West.

Their ethnic typologies and attitudes — from Ray Romano as a Brooklyn-fuhgeddaboudit woolly mammoth to Chris Rock as a zebra whose catchphrase is "crackalackin!" — resemble a sort of preglobalization New York.

Known as a "power ship", the Turkish-owned and operated vessel with 11 towering steel stacks or chimneys resembles a sort of floating Battersea power station.

Each resembles a sort of furnace whose maw contains amazingly real-looking video flames that appear to be consuming the ancient architecture with a fierce roar.