Sentence examples for bears an obvious from inspiring English sources

The shield bears an obvious hole.

The building's shape bears an obvious resemblance to Norman Foster's so-called Gherkin building, in London, but the differences are telling.

The prose bears an obvious debt to manly sentence-smiths like McCarthy, Hemingway, and Jack London, but it also has lyrical descriptions of landscape and nature reminiscent of James Dickey's poetry.

As in the 1930s, a runaway financial system had led first to excessive private debt, then financial crisis; the slump that followed (and that persists to this day), while not as severe as the Great Depression, bears an obvious family resemblance.

There is, however, a fragmentary treatise on comedy that bears an obvious relation to Aristotle's treatise on tragedy, Poetics, and is generally taken to be either a version of a lost Aristotelian original or an expression of the philosophical tradition to which he belonged.

Here's a striking building, perched on a slope outside the small Austrian town of Leoben — a sleek structure made of glass, wood and concrete, stately but agile, sure in its rhythms and proportions: each part bears an obvious relationship to the whole.

His campaigns bear an obvious similarity to the seasonal migration of the powindah (pastoral nomads) from Afghanistan to India, which normally took place in the agricultural off-season.

The crowd numbered about five hundred, from China and abroad, and it bore an obvious pattern: the Westerners were old and the Chinese were young.

One of her assistants on the 1940 "Tarantella" was the Canadian animator Norman McLaren, whose future work would bear an obvious affinity to Bute's.

Odom, 42, was private about his family history, but he bore an obvious resemblance to his father, retired Lt. Gen. William E. Odom, a director of the National Security Agency under President Reagan, military aide to Brzezinski during the Carter administration and former military attaché in Moscow.

In a photograph that quickly went viral, the prime ministers of Denmark, Norway, Finland, Sweden and Iceland gathered around a soccer ball in a pose that bore an obvious resemblance to a recent picture of Trump and the heads of Egypt and Saudi Arabia placing their hands on a glowing orb to symbolize counterterrorism cooperation.