Sentence examples for slightly resembles from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

As the spirited, virginal Susanna, Petersen offers a focussed, precise, and graceful voice; Abdrazakov, who slightly resembles Seth Rogen, has a bluff, hearty, unvarnished voice.

A heavily bearded man who slightly resembles Professor Dumbledore in "Harry Potter," he contributes pattering polyrhythms, swaggering martial beats, and crisp splashes of tambourine.

Which is silly, because he is posh and it's like attacking a dog for being a golden Labrador puppy, which he also slightly resembles.

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

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

He opened a hatch on a white fiberglass chute that slightly resembled a water slide at a theme park.

Men who even slightly resembled James Bond, who could pass for civilians but had an air of regal deviousness about them, men whose hair coöperated, impressed Sid terribly.

"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.