Sentence examples for though he bears from inspiring English sources

Though he bears a quiet pride about the subsea crossing, it says something about the unshowy culture of mining that the tunnel's anniversary might have eluded even its own designer.

In Common Wealth's Our Glass House, a site-specific performance staged in a private house on a housing estate on the margins of Edinburgh, a man talks of the woman he loves even though he bears the scars, both physical and emotional.

Though he bears a startling resemblance to the actor Joaquin Phoenix, he'll probably never end up on Letterman mumbling incoherently through a long beard.

Paul Newman was no ordinary Hollywood legend, though he bore all the trappings of one.

He had a puffy face, too probably he tippled, and tippling, quarrelled, and quarrelling, got beaten, though he bore no scars to show for an affray, only puffiness.

(Funny, though, she bears an odd resemblance to the long-suffering stalwart she replaces).

Mr. Helms said the show's satire of a cappella was all in good fun, though he still bears the scars of his own brief encounter with the art form: in 1993, he said, he quit the Oberlin Obertones after one semester because of a personality clash with the group's music director.

In order not to leave Yoineh Meir without a source of earnings for his family, he is appointed the town's ritual slaughterer, though he cannot bear the sight of blood.

Though Jason Bourne bears the same initials as James Bond, he has little connection to that spy-from-Playboy.

Though older, he still bears a resemblance to the 225 pounds of rippled steel on the pin-up posters of his younger physique.

Smith, though, bears no strong resentment toward anyone.