Sentence examples for which bears a marked from inspiring English sources

Addison travels to Hawaii, where a trio of actors carrying spears and masks stand behind him as he sings a corny Don Ho-type song about missed opportunities, which bears a marked resemblance to Blitzstein's "Honolulu".

Our results show that NE10790 is an active compound which bears a geranylgeranyl chain.

Each address sequence corresponds to a glass Veracode micro-bead, which bears a locus-specific barcode.

If that sounds familiar, it should: our gilded age bears a marked resemblance to Fitzgerald's.

The Texas two-step, he points out, bears a marked resemblance to kwadril dances.

(Mr. Levine bears a marked physical resemblance to Rob Reiner in "All in the Family").

The taxidermist's play, readers will quickly see, bears a marked resemblance to Beckett's "Waiting for Godot".

Peter Weiss, a performance artist who bears a marked resemblance to Sigmund Freud, said, "Because of my beard, many people assume I'm a psychoanalyst".

We appreciate religious art, but this barely seems like art: the Virgin Mother bears a marked resemblance to the celebrity psychic Jackie Stallone.

My father-in-law, who bears a marked resemblance to the classic black-and-white photo of Hemingway, shook his head and said "No".

Put in a genetic criminal lineup, the RNA of the virus bears a marked resemblance to hepatitis C. The new studies, however, seem to exonerate HGV.