Sentence examples for bore one of from inspiring English sources

We are in the presence of a bore: one of those men whose minds have battened on an idée fixe and mislaid their sense of balance in the process.

In fact, only about 2% (one out of 40 larvae) bore one of the two strains at more than twofold higher number than the other (Fig. 3B).

Usually a group would be enjoyable, since one on one might bore one of the players.

The paper bore one of Ms. Reinhart's hallmarks: a vast web of data, compiled from 20 countries over several decades.

Historical research over recent years has revealed that the ship bore one of his personal royal mottos –  'Une sanz pluis'  (borrowed from a French version of the Iliad) – meaning literally 'one and no more', expressing the king's ultra-autocratic political belief that he alone, by divine right, was absolute master of England.

Associated with the so-called Howieson's Poort occupation layers at the site, the fragments bore one of four distinct design patterns a hatched band (predominant in older deposits), a series of horizontal lines, intersecting lines (common in more recent strata), or a cross-hatching motif and came from some two dozen eggshells, several of which had holes drilled in them.

Custom-designed dinner plates bear one of Ponti's drawings of the house in gold.

The running backs coach, though, bears one of the best-known names in football history: Lombardi.

God has many names in Islam, and each roundel bears one of those names.

Most of Li's products bear one of his portraits: well groomed, rimless glasses, a commanding grin.

Hans Riegel, who has died aged 90 of heart failure, devoted his life to the company that bears one of the great names of confectionery – Haribo.