Sentence examples for bears about from inspiring English sources
It bears about as much resemblance to youth club ping pong as Drumchapel does to Mayfair.
He bears about as much resemblance to Mr. Tumnus, his fellow-hybrid from the pages of C. S. Lewis, as the late Jack Palance bore to Woody Allen.
But "Yu-Gi-Oh!" bears about as much resemblance to those works as a Saturday morning cartoon bears to Disney's "Pinocchio".
This stuff has the consistency of congealed Tipp-Ex and bears about as much resemblance to real feta as Russell Brand does to Socrates.
Based only loosely on real events, the film has music, sex and a sinking, and bears about as much relation to marine broadcasting as Notting Hill did to Notting Hill.
The friends finally arrived in New York last summer, and took up residence in a newly renovated, forty-two-hundred-square-foot, five-bedroom loft in Tribeca, which rents for ten thousand dollars a month — a move that bears about as much relation to the typical postcollegiate experience as "Sex and the City" does to the demographic it purports to represent.
In Indonesia, towering decorative constructions of vegetables and fruits were borne about to celebrate the harvest.
Companies have to bear about half the losses of cybercrime attacks, according to a new report.
LaBute is 46 years old and built like a bear, about 6-foot-2, 280 pounds.
"He got to be quite a bore about it," she quipped.
