Sentence examples for bears a far from inspiring English sources

In the Green Zone, outside Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki's canalside compound, one 15-foot-high barrier bears a far more contemporary message.

His new film is "The Conjuring," which bears a far stronger resemblance to his last effort, "Insidious," than to his prior movies.

So I told the filmmaker that if she wants to study trust between humans and bears, a far better example would be to film my friend, colleague and distinguished bear biologist Dr. Lynn Rogers who has studied black bears and climbed into their dens with them in them for many years.

Certainly chief executives today earn salaries that are many times greater than those of their 1950s counterparts, and the wealthiest Americans bear a far less onerous tax burden.

At a time when some Latin American anti-globalisation activists are looking to the old man in Havana for leadership, that is a crucial reminder.One of those who bore a far bigger cost was Carlos Eire, whose poignant account of the tropical lost paradise of his childhood spent among the pampered rich of pre-revolutionary Havana recently won the National Book Award in the United States.

Built around trashed synthesizers, distorted tape samples, and harsh sonics wrangled from a three string guitar, the release's four untitled tracks bear a far greater resemblance to the annals of industrial music and harsh noise than they do the cosmos-searching instrumentals he's released under his own name.

Until then, they are crowned by something that bears a strong resemblance to a far more pedestrian artifact of modern life: the beer bottle cap.

The affair bears a striking, if so far superficial, resemblance to that in which the Nigerian Dr Umaru Dikko was found, on July 5 1984, drugged in a crate at Stansted airport, with an Israeli anaesthetist at his side, awaiting shipment to Lagos.

In other respects, this year's Army-Navy game bears an emotional weight far beyond a matchup of two football teams that have won only 2 of the 19 combined games they have played this season.

His "Composition With a Cube," a 1978 landscape with a white form rising in the foreground and a tiny white cube far away bears a kinship to Yves Tanguy's paintings from the 1930s.

Around the world, he bears a reputation as a man far more eager to destroy threats to America -- from Al Qaeda to Saddam Hussein's regime -- than to construct new nations from the ruins of conflict.