Sentence examples for worrying resemblance from inspiring English sources

We were shocked to hear about the desperate situation in Taiz, which bears a worrying resemblance to Madaya in Syria.

Furthermore, because central banks cannot force interest rates below zero, deflation means that real interest rates must always be positive.With its ageing population and sluggish growth, the euro zone bears a worrying resemblance to Japan.

But this risk will be tempered by the slowdown already afflicting the American economy and heading across the Atlantic.The combination of rising inflation and slowing growth may bear a worrying resemblance to the stagflationary 1970s, but there has been a sea-change in advanced economies since then.

"But the resemblances are striking and are worrying.

This movie's resemblances to Pretty Woman are a bit worrying.

It shows Hopper as a withdrawn, distrait figure, fretting over the editing suite and worrying about what he considers to be his career's resemblance to Orson Welles's.

Don't worry about the apparent resemblance of "D0g," with a zero in the middle, to the word in the dictionary.

Like "Hamilton," "Drunk History" does not worry much about physical resemblances.

Robert Ashley has never worried that the works he calls operas bear little resemblance to the traditional variety, and there's no reason he should start now.

In 2007, Cullen Murphy, in his book "Are We Rome?," concluded that the resemblances are close enough to make us worry: "What draws us now is something... elemental and emotional: the brutal reminder of impermanence.

Parents worried about toy guns today say it's not the resemblance of toy guns to real ones that bothers them -- it's our culture's fascination with weapons' on a whole, from toy guns to movies and video games.