Sentence examples for unsettling resemblance from inspiring English sources
Mr. Douglas, who wears a ponytail and has an unsettling resemblance to the actor Nick Nolte, disputes this.
In this respect, Germany in the period from 1867 to 1933 bears a striking, perhaps unsettling, resemblance to twenty-first-century America.
Mr. Duykers -- who here bears an unsettling resemblance to that ultimate observer, Henry James -- and Mr. Perry sing with admirable control and clarity.
Philipp, who bears an unsettling resemblance to Ben — and, like Ben, can fly into a rage at a second's notice — works for a venture capitalist as a negotiator.
At first the sight of scores of naked adults milling about and looking confused about what is expected of them bears an unsettling resemblance to a scene from a Holocaust film.
First, however, the camera scans each players' body and face to produce a 3D model – when I did it, it picked up the fact that I was wearing glasses and a three-day beard growth, although my on-screen avatar bore an unsettling resemblance to muscular Danny Wallace.
Hartnett plays a cop assigned to investigate the murder who instead finds himself distracted by his partner's wife (Johansson, for whom the wardrobe department have pulled out all the stops), and a woman who bears an unsettling resemblance to the victim, (Hilary Swank enjoying the chance to play the vampy seductress for once).
From some angles he looks uncannily like David Berkowitz, as if he were the son of the Son of Sam, a resemblance that adds to the unsettling vibe Mr. Bronstein creates with his opening scene, which finds Keith watching and laughing at a monster on television.
And the greatest influence of all was an influence that looms large in Hyde's own work as well, and whose quietly unsettling, deeply informed prose bears a more-than-passing resemblance to his own: Thoreau.
Her statement is echoed by the unsettling notes of tenderness in Seward's description of the event: the kitten at the saucer of milk; Mina's resemblance, with her face at Dracula's breast, to a nursing baby.
