Sentence examples for which bears no from inspiring English sources

He often tours in the United States with a trio called the Friction Brothers, which bears no relation to a rock band bearing the same name; in Mr. Zerang's group, one member plays dry ice.

And Fred likes the Ace Hotel - which bears no relation to the Deuce in the Portlandia sketch below.

This is because she lives in her own private dystopia, which bears no resemblance to, you know, real life.

The house, which bears no resemblance to the cover illustration, is a classic New England add-a-pearl.

Others are annoyed that the TV Essex relates only to a small, urban area within the M25, which bears no relation to the broader, rural county.

Although the origin of the document, which bears no letterhead, is unclear, civil liberties lawyers said it appeared to be genuine.

Musically wonderful, but often set in historical periods which bear no relation to anything in reality at all.

Congressmen appropriate money for individual projects, a few of which are ludicrous (Alaska's "bridge to nowhere") and most of which bear no relation to each other.

At Howard Dean's primary-election-night party in a hotel ballroom here, flag-waving supporters on Tuesday ignored the television in the corner, which bore no good news.

He became interested in a small, radical environmental group called London Greenpeace, which bore no relation to the larger campaign with the same name.

(Did these guys have the longest sound check in history?) Songs, some of which bear no resemblance to their recorded versions, move cleanly among passages of near-silence, little bursts of scratching or electric guitar, and swells of orchestral oomph.