Sentence examples for I often bear from inspiring English sources

I often bear false confidence — I'll reference these things in conversation, or with students — then open the book and wonder who it was that actually read it.

The best mask of my self (never mind my soul) may well be a chujo; my forehead will soon begin to wrinkle in a pattern like roots, and I often bear the sparse mustache, gaping mouth, and blackened teeth of the loyal bewildered lieutenant; perhaps I belong to the Komparu school.

"I just feel like a bus driver driving his drunken passengers from point A to point B. But you have to understand that I often bore myself to death in [here], so most of the night, I'll peek at people.

I know that caring for a loved one who ragefully rejects help can be agonizing and that families often bear the burden of this violence.

Video journalists often bear the brunt of the censoring.

(They often bear the unfortunate, but apropos, name Rapiscan).

In chemical fires, firefighters often bear a heavy toll.

And yet women often bear the brunt of male violence.

Meats, especially oxtails, often bear the tagline alla vaccinara ("in the butcher's style").

"'Regulated hatred' is a perfect name for the feelings Austen lovers often bear towards one another".

Official and market prices often bear no relation to each other in China.