Sentence examples for bears more relation to from inspiring English sources

Kony's LRA bears more relation to a messianic cult than a movement of political freedom fighters.

Surprisingly, the Anaeromyxobacter suborder falls between the Cystobacterineae and the other two suborders, Sorangineae and Nannocystineae, implying that A. dehalogenans bears more relation to M. xanthus than the other two myxobacteria suborders (Figure 1).

Anthony Esposito Hurley, N.Y., May 3, 2010 To the Editor: The myth that Arizona was forced to crack down on illegal immigrants because the federal government has abdicated its responsibility to enforce the immigration laws bears no more relation to reality than does the myth that only racists on the far right are against immigration.

But apologising is an act that may bear no more relation to contrition than "yours sincerely" bears to meaning what you say when you regretfully decline an invitation.

Executives will have privileges that bear no more relation to real achievement than the fat and ugly cult leader's expectation of sex.

Looking on, there was definitely something kind of mesmerising about their dancing, it bore a lot more relation to the word "trance" than pumping your plastic bottle of Desperados at a Ferry Corsten aerodrome rave in Düsseldorf.

But Merwin and others who declare the impossibility of translation go ahead and cheerfully prove themselves wrong by producing works that bear more than an accidental relation to their originals and that have in many cases extraordinary literary power.

The capital bears no relation to the island more familiar to Brits.

Not only that, but it bears no relation to the much more important debate about how we stop our nation's children leaving school without being able to read and write properly, and stop Britain's seemingly inexorable slide down international educational league tables.

As a tangential result, this may be the occasion to inquire: Do such choices — does any catalogue of preferences, for movies, plays, TV shows, or even paintings — bear more than a pale, oblique relation to the actual experience of a year's watching?

Even if they were committed by North Koreans, the flood of site attacks bears little relation to the sophisticated spying in the more recent incidents.