Sentence examples for they bore very from inspiring English sources

When the group Rachel's formed in Louisville, Kentucky, in the early nineteen-nineties, they bore very little resemblance to their friends in the city's thriving independent rock scene.

Dennis O'Neil noted that character consistency was not a major concern during early editorial regimes: "Julie Schwartz did a Batman in Batman and Detective and Murray Boltinoff did a Batman in the Brave and the Bold and apart from the costume they bore very little resemblance to each other.

Though spy movies may teach you a thing or two about being an intelligence officer, they bear very little resemblance to real life.

The 11 activists were charged with impersonating police officers and wearing police uniform with intent to deceive, although the fake police uniforms and fake lorry they used bore very little resemblance to those of real officers.

I say "an" Iraq War, because whatever this Iraq War they were talking about bore very little resemblance to the one the rest of us have come to know and love.

The sting that snared Alford bore very similar hallmarks.

But raviolis of braised veal bore very little veal flavor between folds of tough pasta.

He felt the episode "was a complete cartoon" and also stated "It bore very little resemblance to what the show once was".

The Central Bank had told us at the hearing that it bore very little responsibility for what had happened in the case, and the letter partly confirms that view.

They've said DJing bears very little influence on their interest in producing music how they heard house, garage, and dubstep outside of the club while growing up and were compelled to produce the sounds rather than pursue mixing them; how they have no interest in drugs; how one brother (Howard) doesn't even drink.

Many of us bear very special ties to some of those persons: they are our parents, the people who raised and nurtured us in our formative childhoods and young adulthoods.