Sentence examples for bore any relation from inspiring English sources

Biden always had time for strangers, especially if they bore any relation to Delaware.

The microchip ended that, for digital devices at least, by ensuring that their power no longer bore any relation to their size.

On one occasion they painted a travelling circus together, but the only indication that his and her paintings bore any relation to each other is the gazebo that figures in both, and a line of rocks in the foreground.

It was not known whether the attack bore any relation to the sexual abuse scandal that has shaken the Roman Catholic church in the United States and provoked several suicides and the shooting of at least one priest, in Baltimore, last month.

There was plenty of apocalyptic rhetoric deployed about this deal, and almost none of it bore any relation to the actual facts of the deal.

For the performances that took place in London in 1770, Guadagni sang the role of Orpheus, but little of the music bore any relation to Gluck's original, with J. C. Bach – "the English Bach" – providing most of the new music.

Do hospital soaps bear any relation to real life?

Willie Horton! — need not bear any relation to your manner of governing.

One day we'll see whether the new wines bear any relation to the old.

Similarly, nobody believes that the SOE bosses' nominal pay bears any relation to their real remuneration.

It is not important that these words bear any relation to reality or even that they have any definite meaning.