Sentence examples for bore the character from inspiring English sources

And this crime paid handsomely, for I found Tina's Hostel, a warren of rooms an easy cab ride away, at the edge of the 18 Steps, an old, central neighborhood whose every building (I believe) bore the character "chai," which means destined for demolition.

It was the first-known porcelain ordered by imperial officials, and so it sometimes bore the characters shufu (literally "central palace," or privy council).

But... the writing is so-so, the story is a bore, the characters are dated and the twists are so overly perfect that it couldn't be real life.

A critic may say that such a sharp distinction between the Creator and the creature does not do justice to the idea that the creation may bear the character of the Creator and so in some respects resemble him.

He attempts to justify the existence of evil in the world by saying that although God wished to create the best of all possible worlds absolutely speaking, he was constrained to act in such ways as honor his attributes or perfections — especially his simplicity: 'His ways must bear the character of His attributes, as well as His work.

Scholar-officials of the Song period claimed to have discovered ancient bronze vessels that were created as far back as the Shang dynasty (1600 1046 BCE), which bore the written characters of the Shang era.

One of the doors still bore the name of the character he played: "Robert Kincaid — Photographer — Bellingham, Washington".

Establishing such equivalence enables researchers to comment on the asymptotic behavior of solutions of certain nonlinear equations by studying another linear equation whose solutions bear the same character.

The phonon interaction in the resulting equation still bears the quantum character despite all simplifying assumptions.

Johnny Depp's Captain Jack Sparrow bore the unmistakable eccentricity of character work.

Gaudí's position in the history of architecture is that of a creative genius who, inspired by nature, developed a style of his own that attained technical perfection as well as aesthetic value, and bore the mark of his character.