The part of the sentence "it bears nothing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that produces nothing or no results. For example, "We tried to connect the wires but it bears nothing, not even a spark."
Such is the rocky metaphysical terrain in "On the Open Road," a new play by Steve Tesich that bears nothing less than the fate of mankind on its broad shoulders, with occasional pauses for apocalyptic noises off.
It doesn't hang around, it doesn't bore, nothing is too long, and it sounds good.
The MIG, now a funeral craft that bore nothing, was falling from thirty thousand feet, spinning leisurely in its descent until its shadow unexpectedly appeared on the hills and slowly moved to join it in a burst of flame.
"I bear nothing but the highest of thoughts for him and Senator Clinton.
Many of the dozens of pieces of campaign literature Mr. Engel has sent to voters bear nothing about voting for the congressman's re-election.
This was an anomaly, because most Hindmarch handbags are so tasteful and discreet as to defy any attempt at counterfeit (indeed, the folding table of a nearby corner peddler, though replete with faux-Chloés and bogus Botkiers, bore nothing identifiably Anya).
The similarity in structure between squid and vertebrate eyes (Fig. 3) is a classic example of convergent evolution, since our most recent common ancestor may have borne nothing more complex than a few light-sensitive cells.
On page 70 of Suffer the Children the authors note, "Richardson-Merrell distributed 2,528,412 thalidomide tablets to 1,267 doctors, who gave them to some 20,000 patients -- in containers that bore nothing more than directions for use.
Ferruccio de Bortoli, the editor in chief of the leading newspaper Corriere della Sera, the country's most accurate political barometer, wrote that "what hinges on this meeting, it bears emphasizing, is nothing less than the future of the country".
