Sentence examples for this issue resembles from inspiring English sources

So from where I sit this issue resembles a tiff between my landlord and my neighbor over a tile that is lying on the ground.

Mrs. Kirchner harshly criticized church leaders on Monday, saying that their discourse on the issue resembled "the times of the Crusades" and that they failed to acknowledge how socially liberal Argentina had become.

No, Romney, the opportunistic hack and inveterate flip-flopper on nearly every consequential issue, resembles Hal in that he has no loyalty to anyone but his own agenda (I have discussed Hal's betrayal of Falstaff, his mentor, in a previous post).

Its first issue resembled, one designer said, "the poetry annual of a Midwestern girls school".

An insert in Esquire's September issue resembled more of a catalog than a magazine, with bar codes next to some items that readers should eventually be able to scan to buy.

That's because Ayotte's positions on these issues resemble Shaheen's.

Gun issues resemble nearly every other issue in this highly partisan age.

If U.S.C. resolves its quarterback issue and resembles the squad that blew out Arizona State and Illinois down the stretch last season, not even Georgia will be able to prevent the Trojans from winning their third national title of the decade.

In five years of following this issue, I have come across nothing that resembles a rational explanation.

But one aide to Mr. Bush said the governor was wary of doing anything, on any issue, that resembled outright lobbying, because such actions might appear inappropriate.

Voters who have left the party resemble broader public opinion on this issue; they want a limit on the amount of welfare a household can receive.