Sentence examples for he bears more from inspiring English sources

He bears more of a resemblance to his father than Dale Jr. does.

But he did, and he bears more responsibility for the failure of the trial than any other individual.

He does at least have a signature look – he bears more than a passing resemblance to Dr Evil in the Austin Powers films.

For years, Ryan Reynolds has been acting in romcoms and thrillers as if sarcasm is his innate superpower, and with his lean athleticism – more radbod than dadbod – he bears more than a passing physical resemblance to the character.

And now, thanks to the FBI, we also know that he bears more than a passing resemblance to a 53-year-old Osama Bin Laden.

It can be assumed that if a person believes that he is responsible for his depression, he bears more feelings of guilt and shame and hesitates to seek professional help.

Mr. Daschle's home state, South Dakota, has been the epicenter of farm bill politics, and he probably bears more responsibility than any other legislator for this unconscionable overspending.

Pota's own name, the book baldly points out, is an acronym for Portrait of the Artist, and he clearly bears more than a passing resemblance to his creator.

Despite suffering many difficult defeats during a challenging time for Scottish rugby, he feels the current squad bears more potential than any he has been part of.

In this iconoclastic approach, and in his enthusiasm for bass guitar and heavy metal bands such as Napalm Death, 'Jokowi' – as he is widely known – bears more than a passing resemblance to Bill Bubba' Clintonn, the saxophone-playing, blues-loving former American president.

Concrete bears more weight; steel can bend without breaking.