Sentence examples for does it bear from inspiring English sources

Not only does it bear her name, as do most of its products and programs, but Ms. Stewart's personal matters frequently have been closely interwoven with the company's business.

In engineering terms, the Orbit Tower has no clear-cut precedent; nor does it bear any of Kapoor's hallmarks.

Does it bear repeating why it is more than sickening to hear Newt Gingrich counsel others on the benefits of sexual restraint?

Nor does it bear on whether women should continue to have mammograms, since so little is known about the progress of most cancers.

Does it bear a hallmark of an Islamophobic white nationalist – perhaps one who has been radicalised online by the "ironic", chan-driven culture of the new global fascism?

Nor does it bear another Southeast Asian nemesis: large-scale short-term borrowing by banks in dollars to finance domestic loans.

Not only did it bear little or no resemblance to its chef-ography predecessors, it joyously trampled on their pieties.

Nor did it bear a trace of the jet lag she had been suffering after a trip to Hong Kong.

The playoffs for the FedEx Cup were inspired by Nascar's season-ending Chase, but not until this year did it bear any resemblance.

Did it bear a striking resemblance to the Chuck Taylor?

We don't travel much, it's true, and when we do it bears a certain resemblance to Hannibal crossing the Alps.