Sentence examples for resembles very from inspiring English sources

The element potassium is seventh in order of abundance in the Earth's crust, about the same order as sodium, which it resembles very closely in its properties.

Combine the flour, ground almonds (if using), and butter in a food processor or large bowl, and pulse briefly, or rub with your fingertips, until the mixture resembles very coarse breadcrumbs with a few larger lumps.

While the city that provided the setting for the tale of a 50-year love triangle was never named in the book, it was widely taken to be Cartagena, which it resembles very closely and is where Garcia Marquez spent his youth.

The chip resembles very much the Medipix2 chip physically and can be readout using slightly modified versions of the various existing systems.

The correlation between the turnover frequency towards ethene and Pd Ni phase composition resembles very much an expected relationship between surface and bulk composition of Pd Ni alloys.

Vladimir Chizhov, the Russian Ambassador to the EU, has said events in the Ukraine "resembles very much an attempted coup d'etat".

I resembled very much the character he gave me".

"There I resemble very little the personage which Eric Rohmer gave me," she said.

The game "resembled very closely events overseas that involved friends of ours that had been killed," Coop said.

He talked about how young couples sometimes resembled very old couples, perhaps because both had to deal with uncertainty.

He resembled very much Pope Paul VI, who had plucked him from the relative obscurity of Ampleforth Abbey.