Sentence examples for resembled well from inspiring English sources

Mr. Malkemus picked up a cork-heeled boot that resembled, well -- to say it resembled a giant condom wouldn't be an exaggeration.

In this neither entertaining nor enlightening manner, of course, the debate greatly resembled, well, the debates of the pre-YouTube era.

For once, the party resembled, well, a party, with booths full of celebrities (the Broadway limit is usually one to a table), vigorous, Viagraless dancing and more backless outfits than a swim meet.

Among the POU transcription factors represented by matrices identified in the analyses, the expression profile of Pou5f1 (Oct4) resembled well the observed progression-state specific enrichment of its binding sites (Table S5).

False font stimuli (also presented in black), which resembled well known graphemes in visual complexity but did not have any meaning, were compared to the non-inducing control graphemes to help identify the neural correlates of grapheme processing.

Interestingly, we have shown the phosphorylation of AKT on T308 resembled well with that of PDK-1 in breast cancer (Tables 2 and 3, Figures 1 and 2), which agreed with other results demonstrating residue T308 of AKT was directly phosphorylated by PDK-1 (Alessi et al, 1997; Wick et al, 2000b; Williams et al, 2000).

Many charged that the Games resembled well-rehearsed shows instead of sporting contests.

At higher magnification, the cells resembled well-differentiated chondrocytes which were surrounded by metachromatic matrix.

American dynasties tend to resemble, well, "Dynasty".

The Yankees' lineup will start to resemble, well, a Yankees lineup.

Already, Texas has been portrayed as such an aberration that it almost resembles, well, Massachusetts in 1988.