Sentence examples for a work that bears from inspiring English sources

With this sequel to his blockbuster third album, however, the rapper has created a work that bears comparison.

But to see "One Man's Bible" only as a commentary on the Cultural Revolution would be a bit like seeing Milan Kundera's "Book of Laughter and Forgetting" -- a work that bears more than a passing intellectual kinship to Mr. Gao's work -- as a commentary on Czech politics.

With its acute observations of a parched landscape, its blending of the everyday and the forces of myth, Clowns at Midnight is an exceptional work that bears comparison to John Fowles's The Magus.

Don't Let Me Be Lonely: An American Lyric, an earlier work that bears the same subtitle as Citizen, speaks of the individual bombarded by images from a disenchanting media.

Representing Maxwell Davies at his most engaged, it's an angry work that bears witness to "our disastrous interventions in Iraq and Afghanistan – comparable only to the folly of the medieval crusades and the Crimean war".

As unconstrained by the usual rules and expectations as he has been by self-doubt, he has made his way in the world on his own terms, leaving behind a body of work that bears the imprint of his fearless, mischievous and irrepressible personality.

Ms. Dodgson is careful not to claim too much credit for the flood of new German work that bears a resemblance to the taut, gritty naturalism that has characterized Royal Court writing ever since Edward Bond in the 1960's.

At Soho's Pizza Express Jazz Club, Clowes and her skilful quartet reworked the intricate music from last year's My Iris album, but also unveiled darkly funky new work that bears an increasingly punchy resemblance to the music of the jazz-fusion band Weather Report.

There is a mug I drink from at work that bears the quotation: "Liberty is always dangerous, but it is the safest thing we have".

There is a technical side to much of Herman Leonard's work that bears mention.

footage to a digital froideur, as if the ghost of Jobs, who died in 2011, were buffing the edges of the work that bears his name.