Sentence examples for bearing something from inspiring English sources

"Signs" is calculated to rebuff the Spielberg formula: no mother ship, no mother, and no question that what descends to Earth will be bearing something other than a gospel of intergalactic solidarity.

Yet it was not only in their appearance that my grandfather and Walser resembled each other, but also in their general bearing, something about the way each had of holding his hat in his hand, and the way that, even in the finest weather, they would always carry an umbrella or a raincoat.

Even before O'Donnell came in, as Johnson was standing against the back wall of that curtained cubicle in Parkland Hospital, there had been something striking in his bearing, something that had first shown itself that day in the tone of his voice as he lay on the floor of a speeding car, with a heavy body on top of him and frantic voices on a shortwave radio crackling in his ears.

It's probably closer to the steering wheel and pedals in your actual car than anything else, as the wheel features fluid damped steering and cam and ball bearing something-or-other.

You're right in the thick of things, and the camera often jerks all over the place, making it impossible for you to get your bearings (something called an image shaker is employed to achieve this vertiginous effect), and at times you long for the storytelling equivalent of an overhead shot — some glimpse of the big picture — to help you make sense of what you're seeing.

Wonder is the acknowledgment that yes, we are alive, bearing witness to something we may not understand, but may capture something inside of us that we feel, touch, taste or hear.

Indeed, by this stage we knew we were bearing witness to something truly special.

These were the things that went through his mind as he sensed something bearing down on him from behind.

It is entirely possible that there is something bearing the Duke name in every room of the garden.

Malcolm Fisher, a dealer who runs the website Regimentals, believes that for some of his clients there is a "buffoon element" to owning something bearing a swastika.

It struck me as a good idea: something bearing witness to the men who'd worked there, but also pointing to the future.