Sentence examples for One can bear from inspiring English sources

And no one can bear to look.

She and Monica have not spoken properly for years after an incident no one can bear to mention.

This is a work about what is fit to be seen, and about how much one can bear.

Here the discussion slides into the alphabet soup of regional groupings, for no one can bear a brand-new organisation and a whole new set of meetings.

Totalitarianism's ruthless, trauma-inducing machine cranking out the worst of everything and, over time, everything becoming more than one can bear.

'I've just been really lucky that they're both fine.' Perhaps there is only so much pain one can bear to parade in public.

Of course, this is the sort of airy-fairy stuff that people at summit meetings tend to say and get away with because no one else can bear to pay attention.

"You're the only one who can bear me," he tells Margot.

Because God is the only one that can bear the weight of our identity and actions out of that reality yield long-lasting fruit because true reconciliation is an investment in eternity.

One can bear-ly believe that no Photoshop was used in creating these phantasmagorical images.

So when you're cash-strapped, as a general rule, "look at the consequences of not paying each debt and see which ones you can bear and which you can't," says Mike Sullivan, director of education for Take Charge America, a non-profit credit counseling company.