Sentence examples for bears traces from inspiring English sources
It still bears traces of blue paint.
To this day, she bears traces of the Eurocentric revolution Jackie Kennedy brought to Washington society.
The fictional war in "Moonlight Hotel" bears traces of all these conflicts.
The desert bears traces of daily apocalypse, in discarded "rucksacks crammed with time.
Few table-book notes survive, but the printed record bears traces of the controversies they sometimes caused.
The mayor hit the ground inches from a spot that still bears traces of memorials to Mr. Roberts.
The bears trace in Alan Greenspan the indulgence of Andrew Mellon, and descry in George W Bush the weakness of Herbert Hoover.
They bear traces of red ochre, a pigment.
His brilliant playing bore traces of jazz pianists like Bill Evans and Don Pullen.
Bearing traces of those two ventures, it's yet more sublime, artful pop music.
It bore traces of Russian avant-garde directors Meyerhold and Stanislavsky, as well as Dadaist influences.
