Sentence examples for bears like a from inspiring English sources

Even the loveliest dream bears like a blemish its difference from reality, the awareness that what it grants is mere illusion.

"Love" itself is fairly risible: it bears, like a scarlet letter, the shame of being the sole screen "Anna Karenina" with a happy ending.

At Turf N' Surf Po'Boy – an operation run by the bear-like Ralph Gilmore – a taco containing pulled pork and "mango tango" dressing proves a hit.

Then Mr. Qasimyar, who was presiding over the session, recognized the governor of Kandahar, Gul Agha Shirzai, a bear-like military commander with a reputation as an unforgiving fighter.

Should it be a more bear-like werewolf, or a more man-like werewolf.

There's no bore like a Soho bore.

There is no bore like a Tocqueville bore, no game quite so easy to play as the game of saying that Tocqueville saw it all before it happened.

When Romeo has killed Tybalt, he glimpses Juliet, borne like a fleeting vision across the piazza, as if forever sundered from him.

Now dressed, Mr. Rezendes -- a balding, bearded, 5-foot-8-inch 160-pounder -- stomped, growled and screamed at the lumbering bear like a crazed professional wrestler.

And while some may be relatively small bore, like a move by the European Central Bank to have euro-denominated clearing activities conducted in countries using the euro, others are not.

She agrees that the old carry around the potential to bore like a red warning light, but she is a perfect example of somebody who couldn't bore us even if she was trying.