Sentence examples for bearing a certain from inspiring English sources
But cars bearing a certain round Z logo may become as familiar to New Yorkers as the pushcart hot dog vendor, if Zipcar.com lives up to its ambitions.
In spite of myself, I spent a good 10 minutes searching my local supermarket for a can bearing a certain name.
But the political rhetoric of the movement's leader, Mohammed Ben Abbes, is well reasoned and coherent, bearing a certain resemblance to Erdoğan's actual platform, and presented with a frankness and lucidity that made me understand the logic of the A.K.P. in a way I never had before.
My concern about anticipation of survival seems to depend on a belief about some future person bearing a certain sort of psychological relation to me.
Those are what matter, and if you're one of these weird partisan freaks who'll only ever buy consoles bearing a certain brand, with no regard given to what fun you can or can't have with it, then more fool you.
He is bearing a certain amount of guilt for still costing the system money due to his delayed recovery: 'I'm costing the public system.
Crystal structures of a PylRS catalytic fragment complexed with BocLys and an ATP analog and with AlocLys-AMP revealed that PylRS requires an Nɛ-carbonyl group bearing a substituent with a certain size.
In the thymic cortex, only thymocytes bearing a TCR with a certain affinity for peptide/MHC complexes presented by cortical thymic epithelial cells (cTEC) survive.
A video of Billy Ray Cyrus performing the original version of "Achy Breaky Heart" in the early Nineties sees the country singer bearing a remarkable resemblance to a certain Mr Thicke.
In 2003, some 11 isolated symbols carved on tortoise shells were found at Jiahu, an archaeological site in the Henan province of China, some bearing a striking resemblance to certain modern characters, such as 目 mù "eye".
The risk of disease, disability, and mortality as well as access to health services are unfairly distributed among the population, with certain groups bearing an unequally larger burden of ill health and poorer access to care due to gender, sexual identity/orientation, ethnic background, or class.
