Sentence examples for resembles more from inspiring English sources

Now he resembles more another young lion of England of questionable ferocity.

That translation resembles more closely the way Mr. Ahmadinejad used to discuss the issue.

The "if" resembles more than two letters, given Scotland's recent troubles in away games.

Tries to be a charming homegrown Amélie, but resembles more a goofy US indie.

It resembles more an archival photo, pre-1914, of superannuated royal potentates.

The W.U.S.A.'s startup resembles more closely the startup of the Women's National Basketball Association.

But in Iowa, where the first nominating votes will actually be counted, the field resembles more of an all-out brawl.

In fact, I'm not sure what this resembles more: an Italian film-maker doing a Kiarostami, or Kiarostami's forgery of an Italian film-maker's copy of a Kiarostami.

Greg Bishop The first quarter of Texas A&M-Arkansas is in the books, and it resembles more of a high school football game on defense.

The Italian standard language, in particular, owes much to the influence of Latin, which it resembles more closely than do the spoken dialects.

These are elements typical of the contemporary crime drama, which is what "Sherlock" resembles more than it does the Conan Doyle stories.