Sentence examples for which bears all from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, the tribunal heard Qatada was "scraping the barrel" in an appeal against deportation which "bears all the hallmarks of a last-ditch argument".

The game, which bears all the filmic hallmarks of the developer's earlier work – including jump cuts, camera swirls and slow-motion action sequence – will even ship with its own tie-in TV show.

The seeming normalcy of the results came as something of a surprise, given what we know about Trump's life style, which bears all the marks of a man wholly uninterested in heeding anyone other than himself.

To which it remains only to add that the film's primary flaws lie in the multiple-attributed screenplay, which bears all the hallmarks of having been rewritten by committee and never comes close to making good on Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman's promise to write "Unforgiven with aliens".

August's book club is devoted to his most recent Rebus novel, Fleshmarket Close, which bears all of his customary hallmarks: a gruesome murder, vivid depictions of Edinburgh's seamier streets, and further insights into the brilliant, difficult, self-destructive mind of his troubled anti-hero.

"As guests enter the suite, they will be greeted by a room which bears all the hallmarks of Bentley design values — many of the fittings reflect jewelery features in our cars, and the use of leather and colors convey the special cocooning that drivers and passengers feel when they experience the interior of a Bentley," Daniele Ceccomori, the senior Bentley designer, said in a media release.

"These reprehensible acts, which bear all the hallmarks" of the rebels, "clearly targeted innocent civilians to foster an atmosphere of fear prior to Sri Lanka's Independence Day celebrations," the United States Embassy said in an e-mailed statement.

It is at these concrete barriers, which bear all the charm of a blowtorch, that the two sides come face to face each day.

A senior source at the United Nations nuclear inspectorate, the International Atomic Energy Agency, told The Observer he had no doubt that the killing of Litvinenko was an 'organised operation' which bore all the hallmarks of a foreign intelligence agency.

But having escaped an attack on his convoy in Kaduna in July 2014, which bore all the hallmarks of a Boko Haram assassination attempt, he has promised to end the insurgency within months if elected.

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