Sentence examples for bear marks of from inspiring English sources

In one chapter the girls react very differently to a haircut; in another their homemade dumplings bear marks of their effortless individuality.

Just as the average human carries around the remnants of a prehistoric tail and a useless appendix, the tools we use also bear marks of the evolutionary process from which they arose.

Most of the islands bear marks of volcanic origin; some volcanoes such as Shishaldin Volcano (9,372 feet [2,857 metres]), near the centre of Unimak Island have remained active.

So the King was presumably killed from behind, and his bones bear marks of what are called "humiliation injuries" — that is, stab wounds through the buttocks and elsewhere that must have been inflicted on his corpse by people in a frenzy of loathing.

So the King was presumably killed from behind, and his bones bear marks of what are called "humiliation injuries"—that is, stab wounds through the buttocks and elsewhere that must have been inflicted on his corpse by people in a frenzy of loathing.

The finders dubbed the specimen "The Dueling Dinosaurs" because the animals were found touching one another and seemed to bear marks of mortal combat, such as missing teeth and shattered chest bones.

His body was clothed in only a sweatshirt and underwear, and it bore marks of torture.

When they arrived there, they were told their son was dead and his body bore marks of "severe torture, including electrocution".

The bat bears marks of the turquoise blue paint of Yankee Stadium's bat rack and the red of the bat rack of their opponents, the St . Louis Cardinals.

In rare cases, family members have been able to retrieve a body, but the report noted that in each known instance it "bore marks of extensive torture".

But another senior Palestinian official said they were Mr. Abbas's planned arguments, and others familiar with talking points for previous meetings said the document looked authentic and its text bore marks of Mr. Erekat's style.