Sentence examples for to resembled from inspiring English sources
verb
To be like or similar to (something); to represent as similar.
- The twins resemble each other.
But, more and more, Erdogan's Turkey is coming to resembled Putin's Russia — a kind of one-party democracy.
But, more and more, Erdogan's Turkey is coming to resembled Putin's Russia a kind of one-party democracy.
Often these additional screens are deceptively designed to resembled the 'unsubscribe successful' screens that people expect to see when they've pulled the marketing hooks out.
Professionally, Shubin has always been careful not to court conversations with religion, and the only one he's consciously been party to resembled a piece of performance art more than a legitimate dispute.
The concessions that the Caterpillar workers agreed to resembled those at Boeing: a six year wage freeze for employees hired before 2005, a pension freeze for the senior two-thirds of the workforce and a "steep increase" in the portion of the health care insurance to be paid by workers.
Eventually the dancers start to resemble wallpaper.
Turkish restaurants used to resemble ashtrays.
American dynasties tend to resemble, well, "Dynasty".
Jacobson claims to resemble Treslove.
Universities would come to resemble assembly lines.
You will come to resemble them.
