Meanings of resemble somewhat in English

The Narrows are said to resemble somewhat the Palisades on the Hudson.

The background is made to resemble somewhat the interior of a shell.

That will resemble somewhat a journey of Bacchus and Apollo in one person.

I resemble somewhat the prodigal son, do I not?

They resemble somewhat the desmids in their reproduction.

These Potato Biscuits are particularly nice when freshly baked, and resemble somewhat biscuits made from baking powder.

I don't know it; but I suppose it should resemble somewhat the one given by the sergeant to the conscript for making cannon:

She had a great deal of aptness in modeling and managed to make her figures resemble somewhat the girls they were supposed to represent.

No doubt he was deceived by some purely superficial resemblances-forexample, the feet of the barnacle fish resemble somewhat the feathers of a bird.

In their construction they resemble somewhat, in the care that is taken to prevent the earth touching the corpse, the class of graves previously described.

The nuts are large, rather long and oval, resembling somewhat the Franquette.

The movement, in its sinuous, flexile gliding, resembled somewhat a serpent's crawl.

Carts with donkeys attached, resembled somewhat the jaunting car in Ireland.

Atherstone is compared to Thomson, whom he resembles somewhat in style.

Resembles somewhat our commonly-cultivated species, and has pale purple flowers arranged in long racemes.

This is a very hard-shelled nut, very oily and resembles somewhat the Brazil nut.