| " I can be proud to resemble him | |
| "For example, stars resemble eyes... or death is like sleep." | |
| "I would like to resemble him. | |
| "If you looked in on them, you would not believe that they were... "for they so resemble scarecrows now. | |
| "The historic Oakfield grounds now resemble a modern-day battlefield. | |
| " I can be proud to resemble him | |
| "For example, stars resemble eyes... or death is like sleep." | |
| "I would like to resemble him. | |
| "If you looked in on them, you would not believe that they were... "for they so resemble scarecrows now. | |
| "The historic Oakfield grounds now resemble a modern-day battlefield. | |
| "Bernadette Soubirous declares the Lady resembles... the statue of the Blessed Virgin in the parish church." | |
| "Even if it resembles the original." Here, they say it has to be different. | |
| "Everyone has each other's back. "And once in a while, we get to eat something that resembles food. | |
| "In low concentrations its odor resembles hay or grass. | |
| "Not a bit of beauty ... she strangely resembles | |
| "Bernadette Soubirous declares the Lady resembles... the statue of the Blessed Virgin in the parish church." | |
| "Even if it resembles the original." Here, they say it has to be different. | |
| "Everyone has each other's back. "And once in a while, we get to eat something that resembles food. | |
| "In low concentrations its odor resembles hay or grass. | |
| "Not a bit of beauty ... she strangely resembles | |
| 'Cause the girls were so big, they actually resembled actual cattle. | |
| (DAWKINS) What struck Darwin was how, apart from their enormous size, the fossils closely resembled in every other detail the skeletons of modern sloths living nearby. | |
| - To an old couple on the train. And a dog that resembled mine. | |
| - Uh, well, at one point, it resembled a fish. | |
| - What? Just for a second, in that box... I thought I saw a head that resembled Da- | |
| "At Lethbridge Airport, Kenyon Field... "it's been established that a man resembling the wanted man... Lieutenant Hirth, planed in yesterday on Trip 22 from Edmonton and Calgary " | |
| "Claiming to be wise, they became fools and exchanged the glory of the immortal God for images resembling mortal man!" | |
| "Hotel most resembling a refugee camp." | |
| "Marks resembling bites of the dog appear in his face..." | |
| "With an engrossing vehemence resembling the passion of love, "it will never desist until it has satiated its passion and drained the very life of its coveted victim. " | |
| 'Cause the girls were so big, they actually resembled actual cattle. | |
| (DAWKINS) What struck Darwin was how, apart from their enormous size, the fossils closely resembled in every other detail the skeletons of modern sloths living nearby. | |
| - To an old couple on the train. And a dog that resembled mine. | |
| - Uh, well, at one point, it resembled a fish. | |
| - What? Just for a second, in that box... I thought I saw a head that resembled Da- | |
| "At Lethbridge Airport, Kenyon Field... "it's been established that a man resembling the wanted man... Lieutenant Hirth, planed in yesterday on Trip 22 from Edmonton and Calgary " | |
| "Claiming to be wise, they became fools and exchanged the glory of the immortal God for images resembling mortal man!" | |
| "Hotel most resembling a refugee camp." | |
| "Marks resembling bites of the dog appear in his face..." | |
| "With an engrossing vehemence resembling the passion of love, "it will never desist until it has satiated its passion and drained the very life of its coveted victim. " | |
