Sentence examples for bears some relation from inspiring English sources

I've played Words With Friends, the iPhone game that bears some relation to Scrabble, almost constantly since Christmas Day.

(The win bears some relation to Bob Dylan's Nobel Prize in Literature, in 2016, although in that case the referendum had to do with what constituted literature).

Other researchers have found something like pessimism in bees, something like anxiety in crayfish, and a defensive state that bears some relation to fear in fruit flies.

Neither a retiree nor an active professional... can afford to buy quality cigars at a price that bears some relation to their legal income".

Nothing wrong with that, provided it bears some relation to economic sense and will yield a long term-benefit – and the pledges are honoured.

A short author's note acknowledges that the attempted coup that backfires in the book "bears some relation" to what happened in Trinidad.

The number of knights supplied usually bore some relation to the size of the fief.

Cave bears, giant sloths, even giant salamanders — all these bore some relation to species that were still alive.

Cave bears, giant sloths, even giant salamanders all these bore some relation to species that were still alive.

There were, roughly, 660 essays, of which six seemed to bear some relation to this planet-scale trauma.

But if Apocalypto is supposed to bear some relation to Maya civilisation, then I have to hate it.