bear a resemblance to somebody

The woman across the street only bears a resemblance to her.

Today the class bears no resemblance to a road going car.

Their approach bears little resemblance to what most people think of as church.

The real Internet of the future may bear very little resemblance to today's plans.

It bears no resemblance to the truth of the matter in any way at all.

The bad news, of course, is that this Office bears very little resemblance to the one you may have spent years learning.

Likely he would bear no resemblance at all to the man of her imagination.

Pictures of him at work indeed bear a resemblance to the target, especially the hair.

Otherwise, their vision of health care may bear little resemblance to the real thing.

These Nets bear very little resemblance to the recent past, including last year's team.

The colours used bear resemblance to the school colours.

The interior and exterior bear little resemblance to the "before" pictures on view, and all the furnishings are from the owners' design studio, the Tulip Tree.

Labor, meanwhile, is "looking to the future," the title of the new document, with policies that it says bear little resemblance to the old.

The Gruner Veltliners bottled and exported bear little resemblance to this wine.

Tafl seems also to have been the basis for two other modern board games that each bear significant resemblance to the historical games, but with some important differences.

Circumstances of the novel bear rough resemblance to the fairy tale of Bluebeard popularized by Charles Perrault.

For Mr. Yuen, 27, the martial arts portrayed in the games he plays bear little resemblance to the arts he practices.

The grammars of Japanese and Korean bear resemblance to that of Manchu, which would, according to the Altaic hypothesis, be due to a genetic relatedness.

They may be arrangements of bear resemblance to animals, or they may be names given to battle strategies .

The Children of the Light bear resemblances to medieval religious knightly orders such as the Knights Templar or, more obviously, the Teutonic Order.