Sentence examples for bear a marked from inspiring English sources
These results clearly show that Brucella OL, in contrast to those of B. pertussis, do not bear a marked PAMP.
However Dougie does bear a marked resemblance to Guy Smiley, the Muppet game show host who featured in children's series Sesame Street.
Red also shows up in objects as diverse as neckties, sashes, jewels, velvet drapes and charred apples that bear a marked resemblance to those peddled by the evil queen in Disney's "Snow White".
Because of these conditions the estimates will bear a mark of "pseudo-estimates", and must be interpreted with this limitation in mind.
A MAN from Mauritania sat stone-faced, cradling his head, which bore a scar that marked the spot where his master had gouged him with a piece of firewood, he told the doctor.
In broad daylight, in the midst of smashed homes, a group of men dressed in formal black-and-white accompany a horse-drawn hearse that bears a casket marked "Katrina".
Those specialized lefty scissors even bore a mark of shame: the green plastic coating around the handle.
She signed her agreement with the Devil in blood, bore a mark on her body for her compact, and enchanted by way of charms, ointments, and poppets, doll-like effigies.
A few figures are known, not all of which are really successful, but "The Lovers," a large, vigorously modelled group existing in two versions, which was probably the work of a French modeller, bears a mark in blue of a trident intersecting a crown, and this has been assigned to Chelsea.
The structural correlations between metabolic networks from different species bear a clear mark of their evolutionary history.
