Sentence examples for the show bore from inspiring English sources

Inevitably, the show bore many marks of the tour's unique backstory, and of Johnston's life.

The show bears the Jim Henson Company's name, so it probably has merit.

The show bears witness, too, to Mr. Cappuccio's eye for a pretty picture.

In fact, more often than not, the show bears out the contention that artists can live together and work independently.

Every aspect of the show bears signs of a meticulous rehearsal process, from the organic manipulation of the NT puppets, to the clever choreography.

The new material in the show bears out the idea that while Mr. Daisey may well have misled audiences in describing the show as nonfiction, the larger truths about the treatment of Foxconn workers are indisputable.

The show bears quite a few similarities to The Wire (better known as "the best television show in the history of television").

From Asendorf's Bieber Room Flag to Krist Wood's Arc's Box music box, the objects, artifacts, or "readymade 2.0's" in the show bear their artists' respective aesthetic signatures.

Mr. Elderfield argues that Frankenthaler was more a second-generation Abstract Expressionist than a Color Field painter, especially in the 1950s, and this show bears him out.

The 44 collages in the Skarstedt show bear evidence of all these interests.

"The Truman Show" bears a suspicious resemblance to the novel "Time Out of Joint," and some of the most arresting independent films of recent years involve characters whose realities collapse, stutter or slip from their fingers.