An additional 1,506 bore some kind of marking that might be interpreted as a vote for Mr. Bush.
It was terrifying, chaotic, dangerous, but it bore some kind of relationship to journeys I'd experienced previously, in other places.For a few minutes after leaving the hotel all seemed quite normal - crowded, busy, noisy - but nothing more than expected.
Karl Marx's concerns with alienation and exploitation have also been thought to bear some kind of relationship to Rousseau's thinking on related topics.
So when we say that there is a semiotic sense of context, we are talking about contextual features that bear some kind of meaning relevant to the talk that is taking place, that is, those features that simultaneously activate and are realized by specific language choices in a given situation.
Jeremy Bush, who had initially tried to save his brother, left flowers and a stuffed lamb by the house over the weekend, which is kind of confusing but obviously bore some kind of relevance to the siblings.
They bear some of kind of misguided "truth" that allows groups of people to be deemed unworthy of proper medical attention, including African-Americans, women who need abortions (and must secretly get them done through a fierce nun named Sister Harriet), prostitutes, and immigrants, all of which sounds not so different than today.
This kind of "aerial imaging on demand" model bears some similarity to the kind of things that Google and Facebook are doing with their high-flying data network UAVs.
Conservative calls for more religious liberty along the lines of the Hobby Lobby decision do bear some resemblance to the kinds of things libertarians would like, but it is only superficial.
Former Liberal Democrat leader Sir Menzies Campbell said Mr Putin bore some responsibility for creating the kind of atmosphere in which dissent could end in "political assassination".
I made a trip to Providence, Rhode Island, to see both his family home, and his grave marker; which bears the kind of inscription we can but aspire to.
