Sentence examples for bears a classical from inspiring English sources
Each bears a classical, Biblical or otherwise poetic inscription.
In an in-depth analysis of the composition "In Dreams Awake", Binkelman opines that this song bears a strong contemporary classical influence and that some people might even hear strains of Philip Glass' music.
You could also say that all classical vocal music bears a touch of Greek inspiration.
It hence bears a close conceptual resemblance to presentations in classical brain maps.
These trade policies, and the supposed rationale behind them, bear an uncanny resemblance to classical mercantilism.
It is important to stress that TMs of classical activating FcRs are quite different, and bear a typical conserved structural motif (M/L Fxx(D/N TxL [ 38].
The aerodynamic situation of a satellite-on-a-chip operating in low Earth orbit bears some resemblance to a classical Crookes radiometer.
Although the pancreas might seem an unlikely estrogen target, it bears classical and nonclassical receptors on both α- and β-cells in the islet of Langerhans.
Such performative power can be felt throughout Why Literature Matters, but [End Page 373] its presence is especially strong in the final, lengthy chapter on the Iliad, "The Sacrifice of Achilles". Bringing to bear his training as a classical scholar, Arbery contends that the Iliad is "about" a single event: the death or "sacrifice" of Achilles.
