Sentence examples for How it bears from inspiring English sources

I mean, he may have given some evidence on the fighting at Stalingrad, and he undoubtedly did; but I do not see how it bears upon the case before us, or how it bears upon the case for Jodl.

The New Yorker, November 5 , 1955P. 173 Discussion of the Royal Marriages Act and how it bears on the Princess MaromancePeteromanceend romance.

determines how it bears on rights and obligations.

Let us briefly consider Stanley and Williamson's argument and how it bears on the theory of ability.

Section 2 discusses different justifications for public health interventions, including the role of paternalism and how it bears on the permissibility of public health interventions.

"I never realized the power behind a mindless double tap on Instagram and how it bears so much weight on people's lives," Yrigoyen wrote on a new Instagram page.

He also wants to show how it bore on the man's scientific discoveries.

I've grown to hate the story because I know how deeply it bears the mark of the woman who inspired it — a woman I'll call X. X was a family acquaintance.

Mike Belasco and Chris Judge, the resident mixologists, seem to draw inspiration from the pioneers' America, with concoctions like the Johnny Appleseed, which is so indulgently dessert-like that you forget how little resemblance it bears to the life style of its namesake, a barefoot woodsman who travelled the austere frontier.

SEOUL, South Korea South Koreaea has railed for years against the Japanese government's waffling over how much responsibility it bears for one of the ugliest chapters in its wartime history: the enslavement of women from Korea and elsewhere to work in brothels serving Japan's imperial army.

How much similarity it bears to the actual Tony Blair, I've no idea.