Sentence examples for bears fine from inspiring English sources

I approve of the gift bears' fine editing skills.

The gland is soft and compressible, bears fine dermal ridges (like fingerprints), and is connected to the palm by a fine, 2 mm high, hairless strip.

The ventral face of the proximal end bears fine rugosities.

The northern section is formed by the Tell Atlas, which receives enough rainfall to bear fine forests.

He bullies reporters and their editors, shapes the presentation of government initiatives and assures that all public information goes through the Downing Street sieve, keeping out of circulation any items that don't bear fine on-message contours.

The sides of the tentacles bear fine hairs called cilia, whose beating drives a water current from the tips of the tentacles to their bases, where it exits.

All are recurved and bear fine serrations along mesial and distal carinae.

The miniature towers bear finer and more elegant details, indicating that architectural ideas traveled fast from the north to the south.

For example, the anterior chaetae of Discinisca strigata [ 74] bear fine lateral processes which mechanically interlock forming an incurrent siphon that extends above the substratum and other nearby epifauna, allowing for an enhanced current and improvement in feeding [ 33, 45].

Of course, it's essential that our oil bottles bear the fine words "single estate", so that's our target.

Both Rahman and Charlemagne were primarily founders, men whose actions bore their finest fruit after their deaths — in Charlemagne's case, long after his death.