Sentence examples for to resemble one another from inspiring English sources

Twins tended to resemble one another on the nonverbal auditory task, but this was equally true for DZ as for MZ twins, suggesting the twin similarity was the result of environmental influences that they shared.

Their stories tend to resemble one another.

Has anyone else noticed how much the presidential campaign and the Olympics are starting to resemble one another?

And if all happy summers seem to resemble one another, each unhappy summer is unhappy in its own cruel way.

Everywhere armed forces were becoming divorced from society at large and growing into regular, state-owned organizations that tended to resemble one another.

They say that the individuals in a couple begin to resemble one another over time (personally, I subscribe to the theory of facial similarity as a predictor of attraction/compatibility i.e.e

There is something monasterial in this new family's home: low, slanted wood ceilings; a triptych formed in the reflection of a mirror; a hoodie in the shape of a halo — and it takes only slight tips of Ferrané's wife's head for the photos of her and the baby to resemble one famous "Madonna and Child" or another.

Similarity coefficients (also known as coefficients of association) are important measurement techniques used to quantify the extent to which objects resemble one another.

What was seen as a competitor to traditional media platforms is starting to resemble one.

So Datron/Transco redesigned the shell to resemble one of those boxy rooftop luggage carriers.

This doll is meant to resemble one of the biggest pop stars of all time - Justin Bieber.