Sentence examples for way it bears from inspiring English sources

It's packed with beautiful, portentous images, harnessed to an arrangement which, in yoking her harp to strings and woodwind, recalls Van Dyke Parks in the way it bears imagination aloft.

In this way, it bears the same relationship to a more complex calcium oscillation model as does the FitzHugh-Nagumo model to the HH model.

In that way it bears a resemblance to the New York that George Gershwin had in mind when he composed "Rhapsody in Blue" in 1924: a city that combines exorbitant wealth with widespread injustice, and harsh realities with almost limitless possibility.

Berlin proved that the modern city as I'd come to know it wasn't entirely dead; the way it bore the marks of its history – of the second world war, of reunification – gave to it, as I'd journeyed daily within it from west to east, something like the atmosphere of concealment and strangeness that Calcutta had had.

In some ways it bears all the hallmarks of New Queer Cinema.

Though this grid will be interpreted in many ways, it bears an uncanny resemblance to the darkly beautiful smoldering shard we all so vividly remember.

The judge himself went out of his way to say: "It bears emphasizing that unlike other situations that this court has confronted, there is no evidence that Mr. Dell or his management team sought to create the valuation disconnect so that they could take advantage of it".

"There is your hat, then, and there your bird," said he. "By the way, would it bore you to tell me where you got the other one from?

When the terrifying moment was over, in addition to dozens of crushed and broken bones, Ms. Ripa's pelvis was broken in such a way that it bore onto unborn Sergio-Giuseppe and caused him to go into a coma.

They will eventually reach some kind of homeostasis in the UK market, but we're some way from that point, and it bears repeating that this level is as high as 40 per cent in some of the markets in which they operate.

If a package of judicial nominees is shaping up in the way described by Keystone Progress, it bears the same outlines as another contentious deal the White House cut with Georgia's two Republican senators.