Sentence examples for it bears at from inspiring English sources

The Chaoyang District in this city is, of course, not the 51st state -- although with its ample sprinkling of Starbucks and McDonald's it bears at least a superficial resemblance to such a place.

The core ideas of legal positivism are that law is essentially a matter of social fact and that it bears at most a contingent connection with moral norms: many actions that are legally proscribed (or prescribed) can nonetheless be moral (or immoral).

Winthrop wants to keep the name; Goode wants the town to revert to the name it bore at its founding as a town of free blacks, Freedom; while Aberdeen wants to call it "New Prospera".

Some carriers lease switching capabilities from Bell Atlantic and said it bore at least some responsibility.

Meant to run on water, it bore at one end a length of vinyl tubing and a homemade metal nozzle.

(She serves as minister of justice, it bears noting, at the pleasure of Mr. Hollande).

However, Hack is determined to dish some dirt on the marriage, and to this end he pries about in Max's education, in a passage so horribly insinuating and devoid of evidence that it bears quoting at length.

But I believe it bears repeating at least once a year, not because I want to further depress the booksellers' market, but because I'd rather you spend your hard-earned money on foods that can really help you achieve and maintain a healthy weight and good health.

The highway follows the railroad tracks into Beekmantown until it bears left at a fork, trending further west to Beekmantown Corners, where another short local road, NY 456, comes to its western end.

It bears mentioning at this point that this case centers on a straight couple, while getting busted for gay sex that's not even remotely public has remained a glaring problem in Florida in recent years, and certainly hasn't gone away internationally.

Human-rights critics are branding the "Malaysia Solution" as a pale imitation of the Pacific Solution that Labor pledged to dismantle while it was in opposition.If it bears a likeness, at least its edges are not quite as raw.