Sentence examples for experience that bore from inspiring English sources

The cultural impact of the rediscovery of Pompeii and Herculaneum was vast, and continues: it spans the visit by the 14-year-old Mozart to the Temple of Isis in Pompeii, an experience that bore fruit in The Magic Flute, all the way to Mark Rothko's Seagram murals, now in Tate Modern.

Students hoping for a college experience that bears some relationship to "Animal House" are not likely to opt for substance-free housing.

He describes his experience in terms that bear a remarkable resemblance to the visions of heaven he had likely been exposed to at home.

It wasn't until well after they'd begun hibernating that bears experienced a temporary, seasonal episode of insulin resistance, but even that was completely reversed come springtime.

Now he finds himself drifting into spells of reflection, thinking not in units, hard and linked, but only absorbing what comes, drawing things out of time and memory and into some dim space that bears his collected experience.

And those lucky enough to survive see a body in the mirror that bears the scars of that experience.

On Sunday, there was very little that bore any further resemblance to the faltering steps experienced under Moyes.

That bore true on Sunday.

The very best young players, players of potentially world-beating quality, will go to England, where they will gain the experience that will eventually bear fruit in Friuli," he said.

You know, any family that's been in that kind of situation knows that doctors sometimes have experience that could be brought to bear usefully.

But to heal she would have to let herself be aware of these experiences – that is, bear the unbearable enough to strip it of it's power to define her.