Sentence examples for bears more of a from inspiring English sources

He bears more of a resemblance to his father than Dale Jr. does.

Instead, this race bears more of a resemblance to something like the 1984 Democratic contest or the 1976 Republican race.

For those who have never seen the indoor game, it bears more of a resemblance to backyard games than to N.F.L. play.

It bears more of a resemblance to the attempt in 2001 by Richard Reid to down an American Airlines flight from Paris to Miami with a bomb hidden in his shoe.

In the end, in fact, "City of God" bears more of a resemblance to a different Doctorow novel, "Loon Lake" (1980) -- another pretentious and abstract novel that for all its flashes of brilliance remains little more than a "scissors-and-paste job," a novel of ideas that may be packed with ideas but that fails as a satisfying work of fiction.

The prototype bears more of a resemblance to smartphones from competitors than many of its previous handsets.

Distinguished by their penchant for dropping names, labels and price tags with willful abandon, they bear more of a resemblance to Town & Country ,Architectural Digest and Vogue than to "Breakfast at Tiffany's" or even "La Côte Basque".

With his growing beard and wounded expression, he is beginning to bear more of a resemblance to the bearded reject he plays for part of the Nike "Write the Future" commercial than the all-conquering man beating up on Roger Federer in high-speed table tennis.

Seventy percent of Americans agree with Obama's proposition to require the wealthiest 2percenttoto bear more of a tax burden.

On the other hand -- given projected budget deficits -- if the rich don't pay their fair share, the rest of us will have to bear more of a burden.

And politics cannot mature until Stormont bears more of the costs of its own spending decisions.