Sentence examples for borne far from inspiring English sources

If he had told the story straight, without such hedging, and at half the length, it would have borne far more conviction.

Laca answers, "I would bear far more than that for you.

But we have learned you cannot move bears far enough away.

But the Colvins say the final film bears "far more similarities" to Freedom.

The impetuous and headstrong Aaliya, referred to several times as a no-nsense person, bears far more of the film's opprobrium than the stolid Abhay.

Kennedy stormed across the country with the force of a voice out of the whirlwind; his tragedy could bear far more flaws than Clarke allows.

And surely their decades of personal experience and circumstances bear far more on their decisions about who they want to date that a few texts with you.

While many consumers are still wary about providing their credit card numbers to make purchases online, it is merchants who typically bear far more of the financial risk.

Vans, a longtime purveyor to surfers and skateboarders, contends that a new offering by Skechers U.S.A. bears far too close a resemblance to its own checked pattern.

They fed us some sort of buffalo stew (I think) and shared glasses of homebrew moonshine which was apparently made of honey and river water, but which bore far more resemblance to murky rocket fuel.

Even if the UK government itself actually bears far more of the responsibility, it must be admitted that the EU is part of an international economic order that has been unkind to many.