Sentence examples for bears much to from inspiring English sources

So far, Yahoo! hasn't given the bears much to claw on.

Neither of these figures bears much relation to reality and nor does the budget itself.

Not that this new series bears much resemblance to my book.

Prince was born in 1997, Paris a year later; both are white, and neither bears much resemblance to either parent.

With its broad, tree-lined avenues, Spanish-style architecture, and surrounding mountains, Phoenix bears much resemblance to Los Angeles.

Neither of them bears much resemblance to the shrewdly unscrupulous businessman so drolly portrayed by Geoffrey Rush in Shakespeare in Love.

The proof of this theorem bears much resemblance to the result in [7, 11, 12] and is, therefore, omitted here.

The person at the end of the line says what they have been told, and it seldom bears much resemblance to the original statement.

This bears much similarity to the well known profibrotic effects of TGF-β.

Our present situation does not seem to me to bear much comparison to the period of the Civil War.

Stars have resurfaced, including the Chinese hurdler Liu Xiang and the Australian swimmer Ian Thorpe, who has yet to bear much resemblance to the record-seeking Thorpedo of old.