Sentence examples for slightly resemble from inspiring English sources

"Hey, dogs never bark at parked cars," said the candidate, whose round brown eyes and smiley bearing make him slightly resemble the actor Jim Nabors.

There are some exceptions: onomatopoeic words like "smash" or "judder" have physical qualities which do slightly resemble the things they describe.

But one that has been widely circulated, because it does slightly resemble Mr. Diallo's face, is dated Feb. 14, 1999, 10 days after the shooting.

Mumford & Sons, Mr. Schultz said, "kicked down doors, and they allowed radio to receive a band like us because we somehow slightly resemble what they're doing".

Kodi Smit-McPhee is the co-lead: an actor I first came across when he played opposite Viggo Mortensen as the kid in John Hillcoat's 2009 movie The Road, which this does in fact slightly resemble.

Regular readers will also know that I seek annually to redress the balance by providing a highly specific list of festive suggestions, based on the premise that we all have friends and relatives who slightly resemble noted celebrities of the year.

It slightly resembled Janice Wylie, who with Emily Hoffert had been murdered in Manhattan the year before.

Through it all, the action is accompanied by a mad pianist who slightly resembles Beethoven on uppers.

Bulgaria was depicted by Turkish toilets; Germany was represented by cars moving down crisscrossed autobahns that slightly resembled a swastika.

In its depiction of loneliness, The Referees slightly resembles the Channel Four TV documentary Graham Taylor: The Impossible Job, from 1994.

As it happens, the Hormone Monster slightly resembles one of Maurice Sendak's Wild Things redrafted as a satyr.