Once the decision was made to make the lead black, he added, "We wanted her to bear the traits of African-American women and be truly beautiful".
"We wanted her to bear the traits of African-American women and be truly beautiful," producer Peter Del Vecho told The New York Times.
That's right, no matter how friendly and well behaved a dog is, Belfast considers the animal to be "dangerous" if he bears the physical traits of a pit bull.
The latter bears the most ancestral traits, so it is often considered a sister group or stem group of the other adapiforms.
Moieties often reflect divisions found in the culture's myths and folklore; the Tagaro and Supwe moieties of north Pentecost Island (Vanuatu), for instance, were named for two culture heroes and are said to bear the respective traits of each.
If there is random variation among the traits of organisms, and if some variant traits fortuitously confer advantages on the organisms that bear them, i.e., enhance their fitness, then those organisms will live to have more offspring, which in turn will bear the advantageous traits.
Tracks like "Blood on the Leaves," "I Am a God," and "Hold My Liquor" bear the distinctive traits of their producers (Arca and Hudson Mohawke, among others), producers whose sounds are so unique that they can't be confused with anyone else.
Vengeance bears the hallmarks of a trait that exists today because of the social problems it solved during human evolution.
I assumed that his screenwriters and his actors deserved most of the credit, but then, over the weekend, I caught a few minutes of another lurid melodrama that he directed, "Cash McCall," and found that, despite the sunny ambiance and disorientingly vibrant Technicolor palette, they bore the same trait.
That the tiny building it has occupied for 23 years still bears the outward appearance of Carvel, its former tenant, explains one of those traits.
