This theory was voiced by demographers and economists working from a micro-economic perspective (Becker 1981; Espenshade 1985; Farley 1988), although, as Oppenheimer noted (1988, p. 575), it bore a strong resemblance to classic sociological theories formulated by functionalists like Talcot Parsons Parsonss 1949).
My father-in-law, who bears a marked resemblance to the classic black-and-white photo of Hemingway, shook his head and said "No".
Since the attack was carried out by several assailants who did not use knives and did not appear to be trying to kill the victim, it bore the classic marks of a triad warning, experts said.
Clarke bears the classic characteristics of a political beast: a tendency to speak his own mind and to deliver uncomfortable truths to the prime minister.
This display bore all the classic characteristics of the performances that had brought him results against big teams in the past: West Ham kept tight, they made their challenges and they admirably played the percentages, with Andy Carroll illustrating their ethic by frequently dropping back to aid the defence.
Mr. Craig, 50, bears the classic markers of a veteran of long battles with authority.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan . 5— It bears the hallmarks of a classic urban scourge: back-channel sales, assaults on enforcement officials and even death.
If their two fan bases ever deserved to bear witness to such a classic, that would be now, with this week's passion ringing louder than ever, the stadiums brimming with an autumn energy, boos for Mike Trout, boos for Yasiel Puig, cheers that sounded like jeers, blocks of red at Chavez Ravine, streams of blue in Anaheim.
Conceived and shaped at Mr. Brook's International Center of Theater Research in Paris, this "Hamlet" bears many classic Brook hallmarks: an ethnically mixed ensemble; the mood-defining punctuation of Eastern music (composed and performed by Toshi Tsuchitori) and a jaunty emphasis on actorly inventiveness and flexibility.
Greek police said the murder bore all the signs of a classic gangster hit.
