Sentence examples for slightly resembling from inspiring English sources

We were the only thing slightly resembling a rock "band" on the chart.

His airport sojourn ended when Russia's Federal Migration Service issued an identification document to Snowden, slightly resembling a Russian foreign travel passport.

The punk politics of 1987's West Virginia (the time and place where I was exposed to anything slightly resembling The Gospel of Anarchy) was less of a forum for ideas and more of an alliance of glue-huffing teenagers who all happened to listen to Th' Inbred.

The first theoretical result on the mixing time of Markov chains slightly resembling the one presently described was given by Sinclair and Jerrum (1989).

Moreover, upon confluency TMSCs formed clusters morphologically slightly resembling primate ES cells colonies (Fig.  1E) and continued cultivation without passaging led to the formation of large contracting myotubes (Fig.  1F).

Previously, it has been suggested that ERM binding to TLN requires well-conserved amino-acid residues (Furutani et al, 2007), which we now show are situated within a conserved acidic cluster (AC), slightly resembling the EX motif of the KAC (potassium channel AC), a sorting sequence involved in ARF6-mediated trafficking (Gong et al, 2007).

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.