Sentences with phrase «little resemblance»

We speak of «life together» in romantic terms which bear little resemblance to the difficult discipline of a common life.

They bear very little resemblance to the normal chests in the game.

What's more, most processed fruit juices are made with little resemblance of what an actual fresh fruit juice would be.

For the pair's personas bear precious little resemblance to what fans of the franchise might expect.

I'm often amazed by how little resemblance there is between their own resumes and their exceptional careers in IT leadership.

What people think entrepreneurship is often bears little resemblance to the grind the typical entrepreneur is living.

Others may be focused on standard setting and bear very little resemblance to a court.

Over the last few weeks, with his reign at Elland Road drawing to a close, the Leeds United manager has been putting his own version of events at the club over the last 12 months, and they certainly bare little resemblance to what I believe has happened.

Today, Sarah's life bears so little resemblance to the woman of Proverbs 31 that she would probably laugh at the thought of inviting a comparison.

While Klee proposed a visual philosophy of Transcendentalism and Metaphysics, his work showed little resemblance to this complexity.

As usual with Krugman, there's much to disagree with, but I want to focus on his utterly ham - handed version of the history of US banking, which bears shockingly little resemblance to reality.

The problem with hybridization of wheat is that the end - product bears such little resemblance to the wheat ancient man was eating that some experts are calling the modern - day crop «FrankenWheat.»

Responses to our survey made it clear that there is little resemblance between what many parents think and want and what Congress or education entrepreneurs and philanthropists claim that we think and want — and how they act.

Motorola is working on a tablet worthy to compete with the iPad 3, and to make some major changes proposed for the design, the future product is keeping little resemblance to the current Xoom tablet.

In the boom years, property fuckwits5 were as idiotic as they were boring... Your home actually bears v little resemblance to an investment.

Of course, when Johnson made the acquisition, both the raw food category and the company bared little resemblance to what they look like today.

The modern business of football bares very little resemblance to the game and club as it use to be.

A straightforward, unambitious hack «n» slash with little resemblance to its own predecessors.

Why does Brave bear so little resemblance to past Pixar triumphs?

(For the record, Moore has publicly distanced himself from the film, saying it bears precious little resemblance to his original creation.)

The Roman Catholic Church today bears little resemblance to the medieval church.

This most recent strain of activism bears little resemblance to the greenmailing and hostile takeover tactics favoured by»80s corporate raiders.

But the IT world she entered when she started at the telecom giant in the late 1990s bears little resemblance to the company she works for today.

While Coastal leverages that facility so it serves both U.S. and Asian customers, Hardy points out that Coastal's marketing strategy for Japan bears little resemblance to the approach the firm uses for the U.S. Whereas American shoppers are price - and sale - driven, he says, Japanese customers are much more likely to be referral - based; Coastal's marketing tactics, which are based on frequently updated customer surveys, reflect the difference.

But the outcome to that thought experiment bears very little resemblance to the increase in employment predicted by the model with a true labour supply curve (obviously), or (less obviously) with any measure of the benefits of the HST.

There's no small contradiction in having tech founders muse about how to build better cities from places that bear little resemblance to lively cities at all.

On June 22, the BC Legislature reconvened and Premier Christy Clark tabled a curious Throne Speech which bore little resemblance to the platform her BC Liberal party ran on just weeks before.

Nevertheless, while the post-1972 federal taxation system bears little resemblance to that advocated in the Carter report, the report's influence is reflected in the partial taxation of capital gains and changes in tax administration.

hasn't been fully updated since 1982 — and even the greenest investor knows the financial world of 2016 bears little resemblance to that of the early Reagan years.

The current definition of «accredited investors» hasn't been fully updated since 1982 — and even the greenest investor knows the financial world of 2016 bears little resemblance to that of the early Reagan years.

Today, customers of brokers want to avoid the stock - buying pools brokers first created, now called exchanges but which today are for - profit businesses selling data and technology and bearing little resemblance to the early stock bazaars.

In sum, Russia has a great pool of support for true reforms that bear little resemblance to what has passed for «reform» at the hands of the Yeltsin - Chubais family.»

According to some of the people overseeing the events surrounding Mr. Trump's swearing - in as the 45th president, they also bore little resemblance to reality.

Today's tech companies bear little resemblance to the makeshift operations that quickly burned through cash more than a decade ago, says Adam Parker, Morgan Stanley & Co.'s Chief US Equity Strategist.

The Nativity — inflated in front yards, cartooned into coloring books and fought over so fiercely in courthouses — likely bears very little resemblance to the reason for the season.

The notion of heaven that most Christians have is a half - baked construct that comes out the art and literature of medieval Europe, one that bears little resemblance to the heaven Christ talked about.

Christmas has largely become this jacked - up faith's glitzy high holy day, marked by the kind of consuming and spending and barn - building that bears very little resemblance to a Jesus who was born in anonymous poverty, ministered while homeless and altered the planet without a budget, church building, tax exemption or media empire.

More like a fast than a feast, it bears little resemblance to the meal which the father prepared for the lost son.

Nowadays, Ghandi's words would be a bit out of context, because many Christians have changed the character of Christ so much that he bears little Resemblance to Jesus.

(p. 182) These sort of practices, Justin notes, bear little resemblance to the committed same - sex relationships being discussed and debated in the Church today.

Waldstein skillfully articulates, thirteenth - century France was ordered according to a different theology and anthropology, within which the temporal and the spiritual were dynamically and sacramentally interrelated, manifested in a social space known as «the peace» that bore little resemblance to modern states, confessional or otherwise.

In this light the particular problem for the twentieth century Christian as viewed by Cobb is that the structure of existence assumed by Jesus in his day bears little resemblance to the structure of existence which characterizes us, so that the translation of the quality of life achieved by Jesus into a context with which we can identify more immediately is no less radical than the contrast between his situation and ours (PPCT 397).

What is projected may have little resemblance to the person's actual feelings.