Sentence examples for bears virtually no from inspiring English sources
That ominous vision bears virtually no resemblance to Conan Doyle's second account of the Arctic.
We are witnessing twenty-first-century Republican politics in the raw, and it bears virtually no resemblance to responsible governing.
But such an operation bears virtually no resemblance to the arcane process of couture dressmaking: painstaking, hand-wrought and largely unchanged since the late 19th century.
It is not impossible to solve this problem, if only because a real farm bears virtually no resemblance to an animal factory, where pigs and poultry are concentrated in the thousands and tens of thousands, often polluting air and water alike.
He also said Mr. Martin's hands bore virtually no wounds aside from small scrapes on two of his left knuckles.
Apartment 4J had clearly moved on — it bore virtually no trace of us, other than the GE Profile microwave — and so had we.
Someone appears to have taken a Magimix 3200 to the editing process, resulting in scenes that bear virtually no relation to one another.
Yet beyond a brief moment of silence led by Garth Brooks and Paisley's perfunctory shout out to those displaced by fire, Wednesday's cheery and hollow production bore virtually no trace of the widespread tumult in the world.
In contrast to virtually all other industries, payment for medical services bears almost no relation to the quality of the services provided.
