Jack resembles his father.

She resembles her aunt.

He speaks English so fluently that he resembles an American.

The unseen resembles the seen.

The girl resembles her mother.

My sister resembles my grandmother.

She strongly resembles her grandmother.

She closely resembles her mother.

Sean really greatly resembles Conner!

He somewhat resembles his father.

He resembles his father very much.

She resembles her mother in every respect.

It's named after Latin for seahorse, which it resembles.

From a distance, this stone resembles a person's face.

Now if you think about that story for a moment, I think it resembles a lot of the difficult negotiations we get involved in.

Now that is knowledge. And if that weren't amazing enough, the faithfulness with which the one structure resembles the other is increasing with time. That is the growth of knowledge.

Britain today resembles 1974 much more than it resembles 1979, when the Thatcher revolution set the country on a new path. There is again a major economic problem, the end of a credit driven boom, and a threat to the banks (except that it all looks much bigger, owing to the financial system s massive growth and internationalization).

And he resembles, very closely, people with moderate levels of pigmentation who live in southern Africa, or Southeast Asia.

According to the same source, the current age structure of the BiH population resembles to the one from 1991.

The pattern of inequality with respect to global malnutrition resembles that of acute poverty, with malnutrition being more severe among the indigenous population and in rural areas.

That does not represent standard setting in the usual sense but resembles rather the function of a court in determining the scope of a norm that it is called upon to apply.

That does not represent standard setting in the usual sense but resembles rather the function of a court in determining the scope of a norm that it is called upon to apply.

You know, we've warmed the globe about a degree Centigrade in the last century, and there's nothing in the natural part of that record that resembles what we've seen in the last century.

And then I tasted it, and it, you know, had this kind of unctuous, porty richness, which is characteristic of that wine that it sort of resembles port in a lot of ways.

MUNICH Europe is currently experiencing a huge wave of migration between its east and west. This movement resembles the Great Migrations (Völkerwanderung) that marked Europe between the fourth to sixth centuries.

MUNICH Europe is currently experiencing a huge wave of migration between its east and west. This movement resembles the Great Migrations (Völkerwanderung) that marked Europe between the fourth to sixth centuries.

So put not forward similitudes for Allah (as there is nothing similar to Him, nor He resembles anything). Truly! Allah knows and you know not.

So put not forward similitudes for Allah (as there is nothing similar to Him, nor He resembles anything). Truly! Allah knows and you know not.

Disappointingly, many Europeans have responded to this humanitarian crisis, which closely resembles the one that Europe endured a century ago, by opposing their countries acceptance of any more refugees. How quickly we forget our past.

Prohibitive, restrictive and permissive measures could be implemented whether the system or behaviour in question resembles a space weapon or simply a harmful force against other space objects.

The outcome resembles a Shakespeare comedy of confused identity. Europe and Britain are married, but Britain wants to deepen its relationship with America, while America cares more about Europe.

By this standard, the current recovery is unacceptably slow, with both output and employment still below the previous peak. Policymakers thus feel justified in using all available macroeconomic levers to achieve a recovery that resembles those of the past.

Recent research at Harvard University s Center for International Development (CID) suggests that tacit knowledge flows through amazingly slow and narrow channels. The productivity of Nuevo León, Mexico, is higher than in South Korea, but that of Guerrero, another Mexican state, resembles levels in Honduras.

On the other hand, when I contemplate the US economy, I conclude that recovery from the Great Depression, and not 1924 1927 or 2003 2005, is the episode that most closely resembles current circumstances. Only in the 1930 s were interest rates near zero.

But that is far removed from reality and the nature of its ruling party. The Congress Party, to paraphrase Brown University s Richard Snyder, resembles a neo patrilineal dictatorship, in which p eople get goodies for being close to the ruler.

While this trend has many causes most of which have been debated extensively one very important factor is rarely discussed. Scientific research and biomedical research in particular largely resembles a race.

The new unilateralists who dominated Bush s first administration made the mistake of thinking that the unipolar distribution of power in the military context was sufficient to guide foreign policy. They were like a young boy with a hammer who thinks that every problem resembles a nail.

At the same time, people are living longer, so that in a generation the number of elderly dependents in some countries will outgrow that of the young. We have been accustomed to societies with a demographic structure that resembles a pyramid a broad youth base tapering to an elderly tip.

These individuals whose course to Europe resembles that of the Phoenician Princess Europa, who arrived from Tyre on Zeus s back several millennia ago are being wholly rejected indeed, walls are being constructed to keep them out. The result is another group of people being denied basic rights.

The Darfur conflict resembles the conflict between north and south, the conflict in eastern Sudan exposed last week in a violent eruption in Port Sudan  and the conflicts in the north, in Kordofan, and in central Sudan.

Keynes did say and it was a very important insight that a capitalist economy resembles a beauty contest, with judges voting not for the most beautiful contestant, but for the contestant whom they believe their colleagues will find most beautiful. Shifts in expectations can thus alter the outcome.

(Muhammad), tell them, The worldly life resembles the (seasonal) plants that blossom by the help of the water which God sends from the sky. After a short time all of them fade away and the winds scatter them (and turns them into dust). God has power over all things.

(Muhammad), tell them, The worldly life resembles the (seasonal) plants that blossom by the help of the water which God sends from the sky. After a short time all of them fade away and the winds scatter them (and turns them into dust). God has power over all things.

So far, he has done nothing to counteract the legal nihilism against which he himself has spoken. But maybe he will in the course of this trial, which resembles a personal vendetta even more than the first one did.

Growth has been lackluster for a quarter of a century and unemployment remains stubbornly high. Urban crime, once described as the wages of unfettered individualism, now resembles what is found in the United States, the French model s bête noire.