Sentence examples for small resemblance from inspiring English sources

On any given day, our office bore no small resemblance to a fraternity house.

Never mind that this character's name, Vlastik Klein, bears more than a small resemblance to that of the Czech president.

In 1990, he took on the Harvard economics department with "A Tenured Professor," ridiculing, among others, a certain outspoken character who bore no small resemblance to himself.

Indeed, as Connie Bruck points out, "the culture of MCA bore no small resemblance to the Mafia's": loyalty ruled and was rewarded, betrayal went unforgiven.This portrait is inspired less by affection than by awe.

(Chinen) SONNY FORTUNE AND RASHIED ALI (Wednesday and Thursday) Mr. Fortune, a tenor and soprano saxophonist, and Mr. Ali, a drummer, share a connection to the explosive late-period music of John Coltrane; this duo performance should bear at least a small resemblance to "Interstellar Space" (Impulse!), the 1967 album on which Mr. Coltrane and Mr. Ali went head to head.

Type 2 clusters are also characterized by significant sequence identity (although lower than Type 1), but the gene positions bear a comparatively small resemblance to the E. coli cluster.

Superficially the variability at small n shows little resemblance to the variability at large n, which estimates phase over a longer interval.

Since small dwarf ellipticals bear little resemblance to large ellipticals, they are often called dwarf spheroidal galaxies instead.

The immigrant experience in the South or Northwest, where Latino immigrants have a small but growing presence, bears little resemblance to life in the Southwest.

Flying in a small piston-engine plane bears little resemblance to flying in a commercial jet.

"And I think that the only small, faint resemblance would be the profile in Australia -- you know.