Sentence examples for it bears very from inspiring English sources

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

Hollywood's Beau Brummell is interesting for almost being a gay film about the relationship between dandy and prince – but it bears very little resemblance to the real story.

You only have to read his chapter on how a national health service might work – it bears very little relation to what Aneurin Bevan eventually did – to know that in areas such as this he was better at finding funding answers than organisational ones.

Co-founder Sage Wohns showed me an incredibly early version of Agolo several months ago, and it bears very little resemblance to the service the team ultimately hopes to bring to the masses.

"It bears very little relation to the photograph which you would have seen," explains Scully, who looked at his Facebook photographs on screen before drawing each one onto ECG paper the type used for heart monitoring in hospitals.

A-A (beware of papers where both authors have the same initial?) used a statistical technique that was supposed to identify episodes of large fiscal contraction; but if you compared that estimate with actual policy changes, it bore very little relationship.

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

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.

It bears really very little resemblance to the outfit worn by Dan Aykroyd et al for their ghost removal service.

The idea that the city is somehow more accepting, and more "friendly" towards its local characters is one that bears very little scrutiny.

For all its approximation to an Agatha Christie, the book actually bears very little resemblance to one.