The continual negation in Feldman links him to Samuel Beckett, the playwright he most resembles, just as Calder is the sculptor he most resembles; Mark Rothko, the painter; and Kafka, the novelist.
Moreover, applying equation (2) to the A6D induced H2 phase with a ∼64 Å (R = 0.05, Table 1) results in a lipid length variation of 5 Å, which resembles just the difference in length of MO and peptide.
The campaigns — especially Mr. Romney's — like to grumble about them, and they have become such a feature of evening television that they have almost come to resemble just another TV reality show, albeit of a different bent.
This was the triumph of a three-year effort that had transformed a team which, when handed over to Strauss and Zimbabwean coach Andy Flower for a tour of the West Indies, had resembled just another failing branch of the celebrity sports culture.
There are powerfully committed performances here from its stars and executive producers, Ryan Gosling and Michelle Williams; this is a movie which puts its audience in close, sometimes stifling proximity to a dying relationship, and I occasionally felt that it resembled, just a little, an indulgent actors' project.
On the surface, "The Brady Bunch" resembled just another innocuous TV sitcom about a family living in suburban America and getting into a different wacky situation each week.
On the surface, "The Brady Bunch" with Henderson as its ever-cheerful matriarch Carol Brady, resembled just another TV sitcom about a family living in suburban America and getting into a different wacky situation each week.
But if we cannot find ways of creating new value, and new stability, then our economy will increasingly resemble just another troubled retail chain in a discount price war, one that desperately devalues itself and eliminates jobs in a last-ditch attempt to survive.
If you fold in it half, you'll see it start to resemble just that.
It has a beguiling floral and fresh apple scent, and the flavor, uncannily resembling just-picked apples, oscillates tantalizingly between dryness and near-dryness.
(By now you should have guessed that the title becomes an ironic symbol of manliness.) Esther's father, Mac, whom Tom never met but whom he resembles, has just died, and Esther guilt-trips her son into accompanying her to Glasgow for the funeral, where many of the family's secrets are revealed.
