Meanings of much similarity in English

Nor is there much similarity in the career paths of Botham and Anderson.

In their superstitions, theatricals, dances, and songs they have much similarity to the natives of Polynesia.

Although, there was not much similarity between the actual Irina and the portrait of her in the catalogue.

There was much similarity of temperament.

It may be observed, that, with some discrepancies, there is also much similarity, in the views of the two critics.

The customs of the East are almost immutable, and there was much similarity between those of Egypt, Assyria and Persia.

He was very kind to me, and being a Breton like myself, there was much similarity of disposition between us.

There is much similarity in the latter, but that of the sixth Tycoon, at Shibba, is by far the most magnificent.

Between him and the four other brothers who were present, James, Swithin, Nicholas, and Roger, there was much difference, much similarity.

There is not much similarity between the two books, yet when recalling Emily Bronte my thoughts always run on to Olive Schreiner.

The society who are now exercising their calisthenics in the court has much similarity to the Koshare, yet their main functions are distinct.

There is no real relationship between a man and an ape, however much similarity there maybe between the outer form and the skeleton.

There appears to be much similarity in regulations regarding marriage, birth, death, and other adats as observed by the Katingans, Duhoi, and Mehalats.

As the subject-matter recedes the mental datum ceases to have much similarity or inward relevance to what is its cause or its meaning.