Sentence examples for bears a slightly from inspiring English sources
Tailor, based on John Le Carré's novel (which in turn bears a slightly unhealthy resemblance to Graham Greene's Our Man In Havana, but no matter), knowingly tweaks the Bond/Brosnan connection.
Each dorsal fin bears a slightly grooved spine in front; the second dorsal spine is longer than the first.
She bore one kind of grief for her father; and she bore a slightly different grief for her mother, for an absence that was the anticipation of loss, followed finally by the completion of that loss — grief in stages, terraced grief.
A political-religious Jericho march around the high-walled SCOTUS, on the other hand, seems to bear a slightly more combative connotation.
Perhaps the ability to bear a slightly larger litter than other artiodactyls was advantageous to them in this time of global ecological transition.
His face bore a faint, slightly bemused smile.
But if they limit some greenhouse gases, even if Trump withdraws the United States from the Paris climate agreement, polar bears will have a slightly better chance of survival.
McCarey's films that followed World War II bear a slightly cynical tone previously unseen in his work.
He says this with a nonchalant shrug, but his eyes betray him; they bear a permanently sad, slightly haunted look.
Sliced thinly, it bore a burnished bronze crust, slightly slick with olive oil, a bubbled, stretchy interior, the distinct tang of fermentation, and just the right amount of salt.
