Meanings of bore unmistakable in anglès

Her face, though still young, bore unmistakable traces of sorrow and resignation.

Each stone that fell bore unmistakable marks of partial fusion.

But his eyes were too close together and his handsome features bore unmistakable marks of dissipation.

When the two appeared at the office door they bore unmistakable signs of having enjoyed themselves hugely.

He bore unmistakable marks of advanced age.

It was kept by a round-faced, jolly-looking, middle-aged woman, whose complexion bore unmistakable evidence of her African extraction.

The patient seemed to be about eighteen years old, and bore unmistakable evidences of the lady in her attire.

It was of excellent material, a sort of beige, but it bore unmistakable signs of having been worn before.

The palms bore unmistakable marks.

The room bore unmistakable traces of a violent struggle, but except for the hideous object on the floor was vacant.

A copy of the 'Tattler' lay on the table, which bore unmistakable evidences of having been spitefully crushed in the hand.

A long rifle was slung at his back, and the heavy bay horse he bestrode bore unmistakable signs of hard travelling.

The Parade was crowded with richly dressed and bejewelled loafers, whose countenances in many instances bore unmistakable signs of drunkenness and gluttony.

Many of my fellow prisoners bore unmistakable evidences of premature old age-thefruits of solitary confinement, lack of exercise, and insufficient food.

Wherever the tall, distinguished Americans walked they formed the center of observation, and were the cause of comment that bore unmistakable signs of admiration.

I now looked with unmixed benevolence on both my clients, and then perceived that the lady's exquisite face bore unmistakable signs of recent sorrow.