Sentence examples for bore a different from inspiring English sources

Each picture bore a different message.

Each conference bore a different title, from which that year's event ostensibly took its theme.

The trionfi each bore a different allegorical illustration instead of a common suitmark.

A similar rallying cry has emerged among other minority members of Congress, who through their roles on caucuses established to represent people of color are now wrestling with how to fight back against a president-elect whose "Make America Great Again" campaign slogan bore a different meaning for nonwhite voters.

Ainslie's frustration bore a different form, but silver certainly stirred something inside the sailor.

Here the company is selling wardrobe staples that, if they bore a different label, would cost a whole lot more.

But their diplomas will bear a different name: Stanford Online High School.

Each bronze or set of them may bear a different type of inscription, not only in the wording but also in the manner of writing.

"We have a significant group of people who don't like wearing clothes that bear a different ideology, and have a design that is oriented more to the west than to our own culture," she said.

On the other hand, there is the extreme position of unlimited polytheism, as, for instance, in the classical religions of Greece and Rome: each god has his own name and his own shape, and these are inalienably his and cannot be exchanged with those of any other god (not counting, of course, those cases in which gods are practically each other's duplicate and only bear a different name).

Syntactic orthodoxy holds that either 'his' is co-indexed with John or it bears a different referential index.