Sentence examples for it really bears from inspiring English sources

"It's as far-flung a piece of production as I've ever done because it really bears no relationship to anything we did in the studio.

In a similar stretch, a building on Broadway that combines a residential component atop a commercial base is being billed as 70 stories high when there are actually only 49 floors, while the controversial Trump World Tower near the United Nations is advertised as 90 stories when it really bears only 72 floors.

This in itself, if it really bears out, would be amazing for anyone who has cursed his or her way through a bad Hangout or Skype call.

"The M.T.A. took advantage of their victory, as they saw it, and really bore down hard on the union and its members," said Professor Aronowitz, who added that he thought the authority's disciplinary system was the harshest since the one used by Ford Motor Company for its workers in the 1940's.

But its follow-up really bears that promise out.

"I think that's a great demonstration of how each poem really bears the stamp of the language as it was spoken in that period," Kunitz said.

It is depressing to see Thailand's politicians become so obsessed by the supposed failings and virtues of just one man; only Italy's fixation on Silvio Berlusconi really bears comparison.

So, the way that was done really bears some looking into.

Most third-graders know that panda bears aren't really bears, and starfish aren't really fish.

The economic effects of taxation depend ultimately on the long and short-term economic incidence, i.e. on who really bears the burden.

And this really bears that out," added Mimi Rocah, a former federal prosecutor in the Southern District of New York.