Sentence examples for abide one another from inspiring English sources

There are two problems: With the baby, there won't be enough room for a second in-law; and Abe and Mildred can't abide one another.

(They can't abide one another today).

This Hall could not abide: one, he said, was science; the other, superstition.

"I couldn't abide one of those places," she had said.

The party decided they couldn't abide one of their respected members giving bipartisan comfort to the new administration; and, too, that they couldn't count on not being double crossed in the promise of the Democratic governor of New Hampshire to appoint a Republican and, therefore, head off handing a filibuster-proof majority of 60 to the Democrats.

The vine reminds us that we are so called to abide in one another.

However much it has since distanced itself from Musharraf's ruinous legacy, it nevertheless cannot abide one of its own former chiefs being convicted for treason.

This is not to say you have to abide by one religion; on the contrary, spirituality is detached from the strict mandates of religious teachings.

She took exception to Gorsuch's description that workers had "agreed" to abide by one-to-one arbitration.

On Thursday, he pledged to abide by "one country, two systems," the arrangement that promises Hong Kong a high degree of autonomy for 50 years following the 1997 handover.

In the U.S., the N.B.A. has to abide by one legal system.