Sentence examples for bore very from inspiring English sources

The sting that snared Alford bore very similar hallmarks.

But raviolis of braised veal bore very little veal flavor between folds of tough pasta.

When the group Rachel's formed in Louisville, Kentucky, in the early nineteen-nineties, they bore very little resemblance to their friends in the city's thriving independent rock scene.

Michael declined to be interviewed by the Guardian, but in a statement made to his lawyers, he said that he bore very little resemblance to the man in the CCTV footage that police believed to be him.

The 11 activists were charged with impersonating police officers and wearing police uniform with intent to deceive, although the fake police uniforms and fake lorry they used bore very little resemblance to those of real officers.

A-A (beware of papers where both authors have the same initial?) used a statistical technique that was supposed to identify episodes of large fiscal contraction; but if you compared that estimate with actual policy changes, it bore very little relationship.

"Humankind cannot bear very much reality," wrote TS Eliot.

"It's now starting to bear very important fruit.

"Human kind cannot bear very much reality," he wrote.

As TS Eliot said, "Humankind cannot bear very much reality".

"Humankind," said TS Eliot, "cannot bear very much reality".