Sentence examples for bears enough of from inspiring English sources
Hearst endures, instead, in "Citizen Kane," a 1941 film that bears enough of a resemblance to Lundberg's book that Lundberg sued.
The spells aren't junctioned, nor can they be drawn from enemies, but it bears enough of a similarity to VIII to be worth noting.
Dressed in the familiar flat hat and low-heeled boots, Brown's Poppins bears enough of a sartorial resemblance to Andrews's iconic version that the audience is with her before she even opens her mouth.
As such, it was with a certain amount of anticipation that I greeted Affleck's latest, the period crime drama Live by Night, and while it's his least satisfying directorial effort to date, it still bears enough hallmarks of a talented filmmaker not to be dismissed entirely.
Bearing enough moisture to spill a yard of new snow.
As the market predicted, the U.S. Federal Open Market Committee ceased its campaign to raise interest rates, as signs of an economic slowdown bear enough of a resemblance to the soft landing that it has been hoping for.
Sew a teddy bear if you don't have a teddy bear, or enough of them to make a picnic.
As recent Album of the Year winners Arcade Fire (2011) and Mumford & Sons (2013) bear out, there is enough of a rock contingent within academy voters that if there is enough competition in the pop/R&B arena will win out.
SQUAW: We have enough bear meat for ten moons.
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The sun shone, there was warmth in the breeze, gentler than the first three days, and if the ground was not packed as it had been on the third day, there was enough of the bear pit atmosphere to gladden the England team who thrive here.
