These had, however, little resemblance to the States General under the Republic.

That's our only resemblance.

America s political parties bear little resemblance to the disciplined organizations familiar in parliamentary democracies in Europe and elsewhere.

Obviously, you see the resemblance.

The resemblance is only physical.

The resemblance to the other.

Amazing resemblance to the younger Rassendyll.

No, I've already noted the resemblance.

What if there is a resemblance?

I can't get over the resemblance.

There was a clear physical resemblance,

You can see the resemblance yourself.

Today s Kenya bears little resemblance to this vision 48 of Kenyans live in poverty and 75 of young people are unemployed.

But even that has not worked out as planned, partly because the world of 2013 bears little resemblance to that of 1945.

But hope the thing with feathers, as the American poet Emily Dickinson put it often bears little resemblance to realities on the ground.

It has a vague family resemblance to Dorian.

And that bears a curious resemblance to champagne.

There was quite a resemblance. I'm James Filby.

Yes. Then I misunderstood. But there is no resemblance and the pictures show there is no resemblance or connection between the two people.

And, while the book s specific policy proposals bear little resemblance to Roosevelt s subsequent actions, the title had an intrinsic appeal that he must have recognized.

You certainly look exactly like him... a remarkable resemblance.

A chance resemblance, perhaps. And I don't like flattery.

And I must say there is a certain resemblance.

She has a certain resemblance, which we can heighten.

There is no resemblance. Alas, you resemble your father.

Young s bleak picture bears an eerie resemblance to today s world.

So you 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 plan.

So you 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 plan.

Yes. The resemblance is quite good enough for a waxworks gallery.

It also bears a strong visual resemblance to the smaller Peugeot 405.

Well, there certainly isn't any resemblance between you and this young Adonis.

We haven't had much opportunity to observe the resemblance lately, my boy.

There seems to be a slight resemblance between me and your late friend.

Have you noticed, Bert, this fellow here bears a striking resemblance to you?

We sent to her Our Spirit ( Gabriel ) in the resemblance of a perfect human .

We sent to her Our Spirit ( Gabriel ) in the resemblance of a perfect human .

I'll admit there's a strong resemblance... but that's a matter of heredity, not magic.

Both sides have revisited the Great Depression of the 1930 s as well as the centuries long history of sovereign debt crises in a controversy that bears little resemblance to conventional economic policy controversies.

But is that resemblance as bad as it sounds, or as the euro s critics insist?

And he writes, The resemblance to ordinary English text increases quite noticeably at each depth.

Compare them to the tools our ancestors used they bear a striking resemblance to Kanzi's.

The resemblance is clear enough each activity yields big benefits and carries a tiny but explosive risk.

But the Putin regime still bears greater resemblance to the Yeltsin era than to any prior period.

Today s Kenya bears little resemblance to this vision 48 of Kenyans live in poverty and 75 of young people are unemployed. Urban slums like Nairobi s Kibera  home to over one million people remain largely untouched by government services.

But stop does it not bear a faint resemblance to a gigantic fish? even the great leviathan himself?