Sentence examples for it bore such a from inspiring English sources

Although Dean did not wholly reject the possibility that the document was a forgery — no experienced autograph dealer ever does — it bore such a striking likeness to the real thing that he was concerned primarily with whether or not it had been stolen.

What would otherwise be abrasive, disturbing listening experiences for me started to connect to something personal; I felt emotionally connected to this alien music because it bore such a close relationship to these alien hallucinations.

The question I found myself asking, and not for the first time, was why all portraits of Charles I bear such a striking resemblance to Alec Guinness.

The molecule bore such a close resemblance to heparin that it had fooled standard quality tests and made it into the United States drug supply.

Although Dean did not wholly reject the possibility that the document was a forgery no experienced autograph dealer ever does it bore such a striking likeness to the real thing that he was concerned primarily with whether or not it had been stolen.

To this extent he allows that Jesus was indeed miraculously Christ, and that He bore such a message of "glad tidings" for the hopeful.

The TU-144 Charger bore such an eerie resemblance to the Concorde, down to its triangular wings and drooping nose, that cynics quickly dubbed it the Concordov.

It was only when Kennedy's son Ted spoke, acknowledging that it had not always been easy to bear such a name, that many in the audience began to break down.

Is it coincidence that some of the paintings bear such a striking resemblance to other work?

Whether that is quite ripe enough to bear such a burden remains to be seen, though it is clear that there is a lot of talent there.

For them, still, in 2013, cancer bears such a stigma that they cannot even speak its name.