Meanings of little semblance in English

There's very little semblance of the virus in those countries.

There was little semblance of the polished, groomed, haughty man who had won her.

As is now so often the case, pre-sale estimates bore little semblance to eventual prices achieved.

There was very little semblance of order; a rajah preceded a princeling, and so on down.

He fought coolly, but with a savage persistence that bore little semblance to purely defensive action.

Our translations may be fine, scholarly, dignified and the rest of it, but they bear little semblance to the originals.

Lastly, with as little semblance of reason, could I suspect any animosity towards me from vindictive feelings as the cause.

The papers made the most of these things, and the stories that came out had little semblance to our original statements.

Everybody has a plan, and yet there's little semblance of same in the final act of Ana Piterbarg's otherwise superior Argentine crime thriller.

But looking at it again recently, what mostly struck this viewer is how little semblance that vision of Ireland now has to our country.

At length their voices grew louder and louder, as if disputing on the point, for there was very little semblance of discipline among them.

In another room was one- amassof rotting flesh, with but little semblance of humanity remaining-whowas dying, and whose breath came hurried and obstructed.

There was little semblance to a contest: to Lydia there was nothing discernible but a cruel assault by an irresistible athlete on a helpless victim.

LEINSTER 8-18 ULSTER 1-21 There was little semblance of a contest at Trim yesterday when Leinster, as expected, outscored Ulster.