Sentence examples for bears as much from inspiring English sources
Its smokestack bears as much resemblance to its forebears as a rotary phone does to a cellphone.
The romantic vision of a chain-saw-toting lumberjack bears as much resemblance to mechanized forestry as a pioneer hog farmer to an industrial slaughterhouse.
Silver's tales are set in Los Angeles, a place that bears as much relationship to the "paradise" of the title as a cactus does to a Christmas tree.
The result is that the map of knowledge in your mind bears as much relation to the current status quo as Gondwanaland does to Pangea.
The stretch of Post Road inhabited by Fuji Mart bears as much resemblance to Tokyo's Ginza district as a chopstick does to a living tree.
A new face Canyon life The labours of Lott Reprints Related items First bloodJan 11th 2001The first is that he bears as much responsibility for the current mess as anybody.
They bear as much relation to their lived reality as The Wire.
Some of them bear as much relationship to me physically as dolphins.
Others felt that it bore as much resemblance to Jackson as Blackpool's rearguard does to a Premier League defence.
He acquired the nickname of "grizzly bear", as much for being a quick thinker with a sharp tongue as for his beard.
Return to the Shieldlands bore as much relation to the old English epic poem as would Tolstoy to a note for the postie.
