Sentence examples for and it wears from inspiring English sources

The album is a recording of a live performance from February, 2009, at Lincoln Center's Rose Theatre, and it wears its erudition on its sleeve: each song is accompanied by a description of the style in which it was played ("Hallelujah I Love Her So" is in "Gospel 2-beat/Boogaloo/ 4/4 Swing"; "Losing Hand" is performed as "Dirge With Chain-Gang Shuffle").

The fast pace, a function of Hawks's dry, basic style, makes it a down-in-one read, and it wears its pulpy origins on its sleeve (a poster on the wall of one character's flat declares "Nubots don't dream").

This solemn, virtuous enterprise is called "The Scottsboro Boys," and it wears its halo like a barbed-wire hat.

The Tsar of Love and Techno, then, shares much with David Mitchell's expansive Cloud Atlas, and it wears its blend of dry humour and tragedy very well.

It's a chilling viewpoint to hear articulated so sharply sixteen years before Trump, and it wears its stupidity with pride; fittingly, the Smut Peddlers's music has been featured in several of the "Jackass" films.

His film may be like a medieval morality play, but it is not a bit quaint, and it wears its stylised garb with such an ease of casual inattention that, in the end, it looks entirely modern.

It was not so much a sandwich as a buffet, and it wore me out.

"I had three injections in my ankle and it wore off after about 15 minutes," he said.

The peak association was by 2-day lag, similar to a previous study in patients with coronary heart disease (12), and it wore off progressively thereafter.

It's daily, and it really wears you down.

"You get tired and it just wears you down.