Sentences with phrase «so much resemblance»

If that's true, then would Microsoft even allow Asus to create an Android version which bares so much resemblance to the Microsoft Surface?

Is it conceivable that two cases bearing so much resemblance can be wholly divorced from one another?

Not exact matches

Consequently, even if the GDP growth figures reported by China's government bore some resemblance to reality (they don't), the reported growth wouldn't be a reason to be optimistic because so much of it is associated with wasteful spending.

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.

However, there is much in the teaching of Madhva which is very similar to Christian teaching, so that a western historian of Indian culture, A.L. Basham observes, «The resemblance of Madhva's system to Christianity is so striking that influence, perhaps, through the Syrian churches of Malabar, is almost certain.»

However, the resemblances have such different contexts and bases that they can hardly be considered to be so much as a modification of the Berlin model.

The potato starch gives the closest resemblance to all purpose flour, which is why I love it so much.

I originally got the methodology and idea for the seasoning from a King Arthur Flour recipe — after all, who doesn't love an everything bagel, but I've changed the recipe so much including the spice mix, it bears little resemblance to that one.

With so much choice, but little resemblance to cider, consumers appear to be tiring of flavoured ciders in the same way they did with alcopops.

In fact, they go through so much processing that they bear little resemblance to «real» cheese, either in texture, taste or goodness.

I always found Dullea's role in BLACK CHRISTMAS disquieting because of the character's quite coincidental (and ultimately superficial) resemblance to Ted Bundy.There's, of course, no intentional resemblance - Bundy wasn't yet so much as a suspect in the murders being investigated.

Not providing a performance so much as an impersonation, his genuinely impressive resemblance to the naturally restrained man works in his favour and grounds the film in a more plausible version of reality.

At his best, Verhoeven has always compartmentalized his inspirations rather uniquely, so he creatively crafts a fresh experience that stands on its own, but Elle bears a little too much resemblance to its cinematic influences.

Of course it had a great resemblance to the DB9 but, at least to my eyes was so much better, more elegant and distinguished.

The simplicity of the first Huawei Watch has been replaced with so much extra cruft that the new models bear basically no resemblance to their forerunner.

This is a large phone, packing in a 6 - inch display, but moving to an 18:9 aspect is very much the trend: this is Nokia's first 18:9 phone, so it doesn't bear much resemblance to the Nokia 7 that originally launched in China.