Sentence examples for work bears a from inspiring English sources
Much of Dave Eggers's work bears a spirit of showmanship.
At times, Nouvel's work bears a less sympathetic relationship to its surroundings.
Few of Pialat's films are available here; his work bears a unique, dangerous emotional intensity.
As compared with the Tractatus Theologico-Philosophicus, the Ethics, Spinoza's major philosophical work, bears a much more ambiguous relation to Jewish medieval philosophy.
Their work bears a closer resemblance to that of Smithson, Mr. Serra, et al., than to most of the body- and craft-centric art in surveys like "Wack!
His work bears a sense of secret harmonies and magical progressions that links him back to Karel Teige and the Poetismus movement of the Czech avant garde.
Sometimes the work bears an F.B.I. evidence sticker.
Only one work bore a trace of Mr. Sacks's deep roots in literature, the word "Zeugnis" (from a poem by Paul Celan) in foot-high capital letters.
Like Terry Brooks, Raymond Feist and Terry Goodkind, Robert Jordan's works bear a startling resemblance to JRR Tolkien's Lord of the Rings.
Many of Pärt's pieces are settings of religious texts, and even the instrumental works bear a whiff of church incense.
Many of his compositions — he wrote seven other operas, as well as orchestral, choral and chamber works — bore a distinctly American stamp, suffused with the influence of folk songs and jazz.
