Sentence examples for us to resemble from inspiring English sources

Oh, yes we can, and so can the Poles, Hungarians, Austrians and other increasingly migrant-phobic countries the Vote Leavers urge us to resemble.

Even Randall Jarrell, the best poetry critic of the era, proclaimed her work to be "sweet," and wrote that Rich seemed "to us" to resemble "a princess in a fairy tale".

Turkish restaurants used to resemble ashtrays.

AC: It was very important to us not to resemble or spoof the telenovela style.

"We don't want those who are liberating us from killers to resemble them and take on their values," Iyas Kadouni, an activist in Saraqib, wrote on his Facebook page.

The agreement has faced intense criticism from numerous entities who claim the TPP "will reduce US wages, cost US jobs, jeopardize lives abroad, and enable predatory corporations to resemble the dinosaurs in Jurassic World". .

So now Google has a massive lobbying presence, donates to both [US political] parties and is beginning to resemble Microsoft in its attitude to the political process".

Suddenly the crashing begins, and two of the "drummers" start to revolve around us with mallets, beating out a shimmering cacophony that begins to resemble a song.

Human beings, too, are not meant "to resemble exactly those figures which we see around us.

This is why they don't try to resemble exactly those figures which we see around us.

All of the encaustics represent layer upon layer of a shifting foundation meant to resemble the earth and its precarious movements beneath us.