Sentence examples for won't resemble from inspiring English sources

In a world of Empire, they suggest, democratic power won't resemble any democracy that has come before.

But it would be foolish to pretend that Everybody Wants Some!! won't resemble an alien world to younger viewers.

Canada as it could be, Canada that is not a colony, Canada that is itself, won't resemble other countries.

A few books are serving as navigational points — "A Lover's Discourse" by Roland Barthes, Hamill on Sinatra, Hitchens on Orwell — but mine probably won't resemble any of those.

Though the new coin is largely faithful to Saint-Gaudens's vision, in one respect it won't resemble the original: the reverse still reads "In God We Trust".

When positioned as instructed on the forehead, your looks are indeed instantly transformed – although you won't resemble your 18-year-old self so much as an extra from Star Trek.

Whatever happens in the next five days, I'll wager it won't much resemble those two Shield Games I just mentioned.

Saving the kernels of engineered corn in the fall to plant in the spring is both illegal, because of company patents, and largely irrelevant, since the plants they yield, which contain a packet of foreign genes, won't necessarily resemble the parent crop.

Red Lodge is no Vail or Aspen, and probably won't ever resemble them.

Although we know our marriages won't completely resemble theirs, to my driven and ambitious girlfriends and myself, we enjoy seeing married couples who still travel, who still have a romantic spark and who are still culturally or professionally engaged.

Muirfield doesn't resemble a cemetery.