Sentence examples for some resemblances from inspiring English sources

The animal seems like something that slithers with the currents rather than plows the deep; it even has some resemblances to a bird or a lizard.

Some resemblances between a true anteater (genus Myrmecophaga) and a marsupial anteater, or numbat (Myrmecobius), are due to homology both are mammals.

Ms. Lynne's producer and songwriting collaborator, Bill Bottrell, worked with Sheryl Crow, and there are some resemblances to Ms. Crow's songs.

Even with some resemblances to Prince and R. Kelly, he's an unusual character for R&B: estranged but observant, admitting an attraction to a man, finding emptiness where others find material or emotional comfort.

The toughest-minded, the most satirical of the thirties pictures often featured newspaper settings, or, at least, reporters — especially the "screwball" comedies, which had some resemblances to later "black" comedy and current "freaky" comedy but had a very different spirit.

Although some resemblances can be found at times, Trump appears to be emulating Hitler's strategy of cultivating rivalries among those under him, and his rallies are cathartic rituals of racism, xenophobia, and self-regard the differenceself-regard thendifferences

"It does have some resemblance".

He had some resemblance to Noel, but was more reticent.

His work does bear some resemblance to the "Doige" painting.

In some ways, that race bears some resemblance to the Republican contest this year.

"It should bear some resemblance to your face," Mr. Flusser said.