Sentence examples for bear himself from inspiring English sources

Does he bear himself like a pauper?

Oh, and Bear himself won't be there.

Machiavelli advises in The Prince that the prince should strive "to bear himself so that greatness, courage, wisdom, and strength may appear in all his actions".

But Kenai has been told that love must guide his actions, and, in keeping with the ancient myth of man transforming into animal, he becomes a bear himself.

The older brother who dictated all our games assured me the gloves had been made by Cowboy Grandpa, who had shot and skinned the bear himself.

The first six-day course is in the Scottish Highlands and includes building shelters, foraging for grubs, hunting and trapping and survival knife skills (none are taught by him, although "on occasion, Bear himself will make an appearance").

He has always borne himself royally.

Alexander who bore himself gallantly in the face of great danger escaped almost by a miracle.

'Johnny is simply going to bore himself to death', said Peter Rothenbuhler, the editor of Le Matin.

"Brand only seems able to issue a hundred-or-so words of pseudo-revolutionary blather before beginning to bore himself".

In a situation where everything conspires to make him a trifle ridiculous he bears himself well; his perfect modesty is wonderfully refreshing.