Sentence examples for bears surprising from inspiring English sources

Fu Guoyong, a prominent author on China's modern history, wrote in his blog: "This land and its people are trapped in a historical predicament that bears surprising resemblance to the situation 100 years ago".

(May features a brief clip from his final film, "Charlie Wilson's War," which bears a surprising resemblance to a scene from "Ishtar").

Beneath Child's exquisite, tumbling guitar line and brass arrangement, the drums abruptly shift up a gear, into a rhythm that bears the surprising influence of drum'n'bass: they push the song forward, to an increasingly delirious climax.

Yet the emerging profile of the soldiers, sailors, pilots and other service members dying in Iraq bears a surprising similarity to those who lost their lives in the Vietnam War.

Still, Peeple bears a surprising resemblance to Honestly.

It bears a surprising resemblance to the smallest skull from Dmanisi, according to paleontologist Meave Leakey, whose team from the National Museums of Kenya dug up the African fossil in 2000.

Over the last decade, the set theorist Joel Hamkins has been arguing for a conception of set theory which bears a surprising resemblance to the traditional Skolemite position (though Hamkins' own motivations seem to come more from set theory itself than from the traditional philosophical literature).

There is an intriguing, real-world case that bears a surprising degree of resemblance to our cartoon example of polygamous risk-takers.

This gene also bears the surprising signature of positive selection.

The successful collector has to be always on the alert for new treasures; many of the most coveted items bear a surprising resemblance to rubbish and can easily be missed by the inexperienced eye.

This was of fundamental importance for a further understanding of lamellipodial organization since both systems bear a surprising resemblance in their molecular composition.