Sentence examples for it bore no from inspiring English sources

When the dance was made (and named), last summer — and when it had its première, in London, in October — it bore no such insignia.

Not because he was a foodie (no one was in 1986) but simply because he could remember a time when food did not come pre-packed, frozen and reshaped so that it bore no visual resemblance to its animal origin.

If the university's reaction did not appease its critics, it pleased the Sullivans, although Barry Sullivan insisted repeatedly that it bore no impact on the way the family handled things.

"It bore no relation to the book.

It bore no relationship to our learning or experience.

But it bore no date or signature and got Mr Chasowa's father's name wrong.

It bears no evident symbols of its subject and is largely subterranean.

Indeed, Bromley, whose creative residents have ranged from Enid Blyton to David Bowie, has long made it clear that it bears no hard feelings against its prodigal son.

It is not inserted at the 3' end of a tRNA gene and it bears no significant variations in its GC content.

But it's done its work: with so little council housing left it bears no relation to the aspirations of today's electorate.

The same government that has encouraged aggression against its political opponents now appears anxious to demonstrate that it bears no blame for Nemtsov's assassination.