Sentence examples for bear a kind from inspiring English sources

But the veterans more than held their own, bringing to bear a kind of disciplined wildness, in the spirit of the Ghanaian drummers with whom Reich studied before he wrote the piece.

They even bear a kind of threat: their readers, at least in fantasy, may not remain passive spectators to trauma and violence but may take action, by (metaphoric) box cutter or corkscrew.

For every subway car with a kaleidoscope mural of admirable intricacy, there are a dozen street corners with structures that bear a kind of child's scrawl of succinct, nonsensical monikers that merely advertise the creator's ubiquity.

But best of all was a girl who we found out later was five, who threw herself into wild and untutored dancing which bore a kind of nascent resemblance to the tutored steps of the first dancer.

Spike Jonze is in town shooting his new movie and, as it turns out, bears a kind of striking resemblance to Dan Cut Copy.

But Rodman bears a strange kind of responsibility, even hope, in the watching eyes of the rest of the world.

It thus bears a different kind of relationship to empirical work in cognitive science than does the idea of embodied cognition.

This practice originates from a time when the players' shirts did not normally bear a badge of any kind, but has continued throughout the history of the club.

Encourage your child to be kind, not bear a grudge, even if you think they were 100% the victim, and to stand up for their friends.

In any case, previews suggest that she is about to have "Rosemary's Baby" troubles and be forced to bear a devil-child of some kind.

It wouldn't bear any kind of weight, but it stood on its own.