Sentence examples for resembles well from inspiring English sources

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

He also had a habit of anthropomorphizing nature: saplings become curvaceous female torsos, while more than one floral arrangement resembles, well, the blowsy curves of faintly concealed breasts.

But as anyone who's ever actually worn a skirt well knows, the only guaranteed way to render your skirt-clad lower body a chinkless fortress is to stitch it tightly around your legs until it resembles, well, a pair of trousers.

This result resembles well enough with the variation of enthalpies associated with the melting and denaturation with γ-irradiation dose (Dorozhkin 2009).

But for all her intentions of exploring a genre where many people believe she began, parts of the album kept drifting across categories in a way that resembles, well, a Norah Jones record.

As a group (and of course there are exceptions, lest our political system would've long ago devolved into a cesspool that resembles, well, our current political system), elected officials are fueled in parts by adulation, power and influence, respect, being in the know and on the move.

The chair submerged in the formaldehyde tank is fashioned from resin but resembles well-worn leather; he designed 20 clocks that will run backward and adorn all the lobby windows.

At present, the MPC cell line most closely resembles well-differentiated neoplastic human chromaffin cells including the expression of tyrosine hydroxylase and phenylethanolamine-N-methyltransferase [22], unique markers of catecholamine synthesis.

The pattern of anti-SC35 staining of mouse embryos resembles well-known pattern of SC35 distribution in somatic cell nuclei [ 2– 6].

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

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