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Resemblance in sentence

287 examples of Resemblance in a sentence

I visited with him a few years ago and he showed me his early work, and his early work had a resemblance to my early work.
We line that up with data that we record from a professional driver, and the resemblance is absolutely remarkable.
And so our next step is to look for the genetic variation underlying this resemblance.
I hope you see the resemblance.
ECT carried a deep stigma, leftover from a history that bears little resemblance to the modern procedure.
But then, sloths do bear an uncanny resemblance to the The Beatles.
So we have things like resemblance, where something which resembles the physical world can be abstracted in a couple of different directions: abstracted from resemblance, but still retaining the complete meaning, or abstracted away from both resemblance and meaning towards the picture plane.
And if you move to the right you also get language, because that's abstracting even further from resemblance, but still maintaining meaning.
Obviously, you see the resemblance.
And yet, when you look at the phenotypes, there's a chimp, there's a man; they're astoundingly different, no resemblance at all.
They even arrived at answers, such as myths, that dominated their lives, yet bore almost no resemblance to the truth.
Compare them to the tools our ancestors used; they bear a striking resemblance to Kanzi's.
I know the resemblance is uncanny.
It bears no resemblance to the original, is an absolute waste of film, and an embarrassment to the otherwise good actors who had the misfortune to be part of it.
No actor could lose enough weight to have a resemblance of the state of those men.
The only aspects that slightly look like cult-cinema are the resemblance of the tyrant-president with Fidel Castro and the group-rape of a (minor?) girl by soldiers.
This is supposed to be based on Wilkie Collins' _The_Woman_In_White_, but the only resemblance it bore to that story were the characters' names, the time period, and the settings.
A bunch of girls and their professor, rowdy bikers, a General store guy, and that dood from They Live acting as the local drunk - makes for a nice body count, check (and speaking of body count, notice the strong resemblance on the DVD cover to the foreign horror flick - Body Count! aka Camping del Terrore).
Guy Pearce almost looks like Flynn, and this resemblance is the only one this film can claim.
For the purists (fans of the original TV series), this movie bears little resemblance to the original characters and influence.
This junk bore as much resemblance to the novel as a pickle slice does to a cucumber.
box might lead you to believe, this movie has about as much resemblance to SUNSET BOULEVARD (dead narrator device) or Hitchcock (schizophrenic protagonist device) as a drained Jim Beam bottle refilled with urine has to booze!
I've enjoyed the Jon Cleary books about Scobie Malone, but there's little resemblance between him and the cinematic Malone.
I too watched this film right after finishing the book, and was seriously disappointed... the main character is basically a new made up Fanny, for she shows NO resemblance whatso ever to the book...she's so lively and laughing all the time... if there was one thing the author wanted to set on this was that she was a very shy, introverted character.... please!!!!!
So after the initial disappointment of the first Final Fantasy movie, which seemed to bare next to no resemblance to the Final Fantasy series, Final Fantasy: Advent Children has released itself to a warm reception and, now, a dedicated fanbase.
Had the makers actually made Series 7 to bear a striking resemblance to actual reality TV-colorful yet hollow edits, lame sound effects, sweeping camera motions-maybe their point would have been more solid or at least more palatable.
Rock Hudson is pretty good here, but the dialogue bears no resemblance to Hemingway at all.
A good ol' boy film is almost required to have moonshine, car chases, a storyline that has a vague resemblance to "plot" and at least one very pretty country gal, barefoot with short shorts and a low top.
i had never heard of him, but i thought he bore a good physical resemblance to bing Crosby of "the big broadcast" ('32), even a receding hairline and wingy ears.
Well written, well acted by actors who bear a believable resemblance to their historical characters, highly informative, and very entertaining.
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