Sentence examples for the case bore from inspiring English sources
The case bore Linda Brown's name, as she was the first complainant alphabetically.
The case bore striking similarities to that of Angel Maturino Resendez, who killed in Texas and other states in 1999 after border agents had returned him to Mexico seven times despite his criminal past.
The case bore a chilling resemblance to a similar crime two years ago in Queens, in which five teenagers pleaded guilty to beating a Chinese food deliveryman to death with a brick after luring him to a vacant house in Springfield Gardens with a telephone order.
As Robertson was the president of the Players Association, the case bore his name.
Innocent or not, the case bears one characteristic that human rights campaigners say is a dismaying hallmark of Iran's penal system.
The case bears striking similarities to that of Jérôme Kerviel, the man who almost laid low Société Générale, France's third-largest bank, in 2008.
The back of the case bears a checkering pattern common to handguns, and it has a rim of machined aluminum that is anodized with a nonreflective coating.
The case bears similarities to an inquiry into child sex abuse in Rotherham, which found 1,400 victims of grooming and sex exploitation between 1999 and 2013.
The case bears some similarities to one brought by the district attorney last year, which exposed widespread fraud in the concrete testing industry and led to criminal convictions and cost the city and private developers millions of dollars for retesting.
The case bears some similarities to United States v. Willis, in which the wife of Sanford I. Weill confided to a psychiatrist concerns about her husband's interest in becoming chief executive of Bank of America, which would necessitate a move across the country.
However, she also said that the circumstances in the case "bears little resemblance" to more innocent forms of password sharing — like sharing a Netflix password, or giving your friend your Gmail password so they could download a document.
