Sentence examples for bore few from inspiring English sources

Lexicon's lawyers found that Pentium bore few similarities to existing names.

It bore few of the hallmarks of the ruthless professionalism the Adams crime family are notorious for.

It was June, a month or two after harvest, and the farms bore few obvious signs of agricultural enterprise.

Jennifer Bain said her father was warm, loving and politically liberal, but bore few other similarities to Drummond.

WHEN the Westchester County budget proposal for 2004 was made public not long ago, it bore few glad tidings.

While the attacks in Hotan and Kashgar almost certainly were planned in advance, some analysts have noted that they bore few of the hallmarks of the actions of a sophisticated terrorist group.

Women who married in England in the 1860s bore an average of more than six children while their granddaughters who married in the 1910s bore fewer than three children, as the national birth-rate moved towards its nadir in 1933 (Anderson, 1990, pp. 28, 39).

Taylor's published fiction bears few overt traces of her early enthusiasm.

But as David Frum points out, the individual members of his caucus may bear few of those costs directly.

It bears few glands or none at all and differs in this respect from the skin of amphibians and mammals.

It's not surprising that Marie, "content to carry out life at low volume" and always "more interested in being than becoming," bears few such traces.