Sentence examples for has borne from from inspiring English sources
We are textualists, Scalia and Garner announce, which means that we "ascribe to the text the meaning that it has borne from its inception, and reject speculation about both the drafters' extratextually derived purposes and the desirability of the fair reading's consequences".
Testaverde never took a hit tonight, but that gallop seemed to indicate that whatever psychological wounds Testaverde had borne from the painful injury would vanish during thundering action.
This recent run of successful commercials has borne fruit from the partnership between Inglis and the advertising agency adam&eveDDB.
Like North Korea, it has borne isolation and rhetorical hostility from the West by cosying up to the neighbours, notably China.
Lee Westwood, from England, has not played a tournament for nearly two months because of a calf injury, and Padraig Harrington, from Ireland, has borne little recent resemblance to a three-time major champion.
The mark of a great actor is his or her ability to inspire great directors, and Gérard Depardieu has borne that mark of greatness from the very start of his movie career.
Finally, a composite variable was created to disentangle the influence of early age at first birth from having borne large numbers of children.
This idea has been borne from previous research that has shown that writing down goals is a great way to maximize the possibility of their achievement.
Meier describes the game as having been borne from his desire to expose the Civilization world (what an odd phrase) to the "uniqueness" of social networks.
But I couldn't have borne it from anyone else.
In Hammersmith and Fulham, my group has been extremely energetic in its efforts to persuade parents and carers in the poorer parts of the borough to apply and I'm happy to say those efforts have borne fruit, judging from the applications we've received so far.
