Sentence examples for harbours this from inspiring English sources

Neither I, in the espionage thrillers I have written, nor perhaps even the great John Le Carré could have dreamed up a spy that harbours this particularly ripe hypocrisy.

For example, one of the four sorghum PEPC genes harbours this mutation.

The localization of rs35753505 (SNP8NRG221533) in an ECR suggests selection and possible functional importance of the DNA sequence which harbours this polymorphism.

"If you are harbouring this man you are committing an offence.

One school that might reasonably harbour this fear is the Gatton School of Business and Economics at the University of Kentucky.

There are few boats out on the harbour this afternoon and the paddling is peaceful – almost meditative.

"You have to admit," she said, "that it was most abnormal to be illegally harbouring this man for two days".

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"I do harbour this feeling about my country, and it doesn't come out that often, because I'm off doing other things," he goes on.

She's been seeing a therapist who's told her to stop harbouring this secret and get the truth out there".

'I have trouble thinking of a time when America harboured this kind of belligerent aggression.' Philip Gwyn-Jones, a director of Didion's UK publisher, Flamingo, fell in love with her books while he was studying American literature at university.