Sentence examples for that bears special from inspiring English sources

But it was Ronald Reagan's nomination of Governor Bush's father that bears special telling.

The confluence of democratic politics and the drug trade, two of the defining forces of contemporary Mexico, has also posed a conflict that bears special attention as the country readies for the most competitive presidential election of its modern history, which is to take place this summer.

(G II 252/AG 177) One of the points Leibniz is making here is that in an animal there is a dominant monad that bears a special relation to all the monads subordinate to it that make the "organic machine" of that animal.

What the Home Office apparently failed to recognise in building this giant new vision was that it then "bears special responsibility for striking the right balance".

Her mother is the president of a special events management business in New York that bears her name.

But people briefed on the matter said that unit bore special tax advantages that A.I.G. had decided would be lost on any other owner.

This history lends special resonance to the new show, at the museum that bears Gertrude Whitney's name.

It bears special emphasis that all the novel colorants introduced into Japanese prints in the later nineteenth century were commonly used as inks in chromolithography [32, 36].

The virus bears special encryption hallmarks that an Iranian cyberdefense official said have strong similarities to previous Israeli malware.

Reagan's new FCC chair, Mark S. Fowler, sneered at the principle that broadcasters bore special responsibilities to ensure democratic discourse.

However, the interview bears special weight inasmuch as Fr.