Sentence examples for surprising resemblance from inspiring English sources

Bemused visitors of Chatsworth House unknowingly remarked on the young labourer's surprising resemblance to the second in line to the throne.

(May features a brief clip from his final film, "Charlie Wilson's War," which bears a surprising resemblance to a scene from "Ishtar").

The burly stand-up comic Bobby Slayton, as the host, Darren Head, has a surprising resemblance to John Walsh, the host of "America's Most Wanted".

The successful collector has to be always on the alert for new treasures; many of the most coveted items bear a surprising resemblance to rubbish and can easily be missed by the inexperienced eye.

A reenactment of Mr. Nash's being taken to a mental hospital -- the first of several involuntary stays -- the scene has a surprising resemblance to the cheesy Fox show "Cops".

It bears a surprising resemblance to the smallest skull from Dmanisi, according to paleontologist Meave Leakey, whose team from the National Museums of Kenya dug up the African fossil in 2000.

There is an intriguing, real-world case that bears a surprising degree of resemblance to our cartoon example of polygamous risk-takers.

But even more surprising and informative resemblances between choanoflagellates and animals have been revealed at the level of DNA.

Neither resemblance is surprising because architect Arthur Froehlich designed the Calif.

"It was surprising to see the resemblance," said Perri Dorset, a spokeswoman for The New Yorker.

The stunning resemblance isn't entirely surprising, since Alexandra is in fact played by David Greenspan.