Sentence examples for he bore very from inspiring English sources

Michael declined to be interviewed by the Guardian, but in a statement made to his lawyers, he said that he bore very little resemblance to the man in the CCTV footage that police believed to be him.

What he "tried to invent" bore very little resemblance to the historic communion of autonomous national churches held together by their common DNA in the Church of England and bonds of mutual affection.

He felt the episode "was a complete cartoon" and also stated "It bore very little resemblance to what the show once was".

The sting that snared Alford bore very similar hallmarks.

But raviolis of braised veal bore very little veal flavor between folds of tough pasta.

The Central Bank had told us at the hearing that it bore very little responsibility for what had happened in the case, and the letter partly confirms that view.

Though spy movies may teach you a thing or two about being an intelligence officer, they bear very little resemblance to real life.

He bore a very striking resemblance to Puccini, as you can see from his photograph.

"It's a large, upright plant" he said, "and it bears very tender and straight round pods that are seven inches long".

Calendino is the first to point out that the gang activity he sees on the streets today bears very little resemblance to what he lived through.

"Human kind cannot bear very much reality," he wrote.