Sentence examples for they bore almost from inspiring English sources

But it's not so much that those other movies were bad – it's that they bore almost no resemblance to reality.

They bear almost no relationship to risk.

No. Symbols are like fractals, in that they bear almost infinite scrutiny.

It bore almost no resemblance to Harrison's original concept.

It bore almost no relation to the facts.

Its fairy-tale plot bore almost no relation to reality.

Sunday's loss was so complete, the play so poor, the fight so absent, that it bore almost no resemblance to the Patriots of yore.

It also found that people with disabilities, who make up one in 13 of the population, bore almost a third (29%) of the cuts.

In all, the official accounts of Mr. Dorismond bore almost no resemblance to the man remembered by those who knew him.

They cocked their heads and bent their hands up, trying to perfect the poses of a 1,600-year-old Indian dance form, Bharathanatyam, in the community center of a housing complex that bore almost no trace of India.

His English film critic turned officer in Quentin Tarantino's "Inglourious Basterds" bore almost no resemblance to the working-class charmer who is not all he seems in the low-budget British film "Fish Tank".