resembles one

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

This wasn't an instance of phishing--though it resembles one in so much as it relied on an unthinking, impulse click.

The scene resembles one of a comedy show.

Indeed, of the many forms that the book glancingly resembles, one is the sonnet sequence.

Mr. Speaker's TB strain resembles one known as the Haarlem strain originally isolated in the Netherlands.

He is an aficionado of roller coasters, working in a White House that often resembles one.

The studio is a laboratory, he likes to say, and it sort of resembles one.

The book at times resembles one of Mr. Stanley's sorrowful songs, full of pain and loss.

She traveled extensively, and so there are times when this book resembles one long, name-dropping itinerary.

The outbreak resembles one last year that was linked to a different manufacturer's lens solution and a different microbe.

It is more flexible and resembles one-to-one dialogue with human tutors.

Formally, mass media dissemination resembles "one-to-many" cultural transmission [24], where a single individual can influence a large number of other individuals simultaneously.