Sentence examples for bear so much from inspiring English sources
'Can Mozart bear so much?' asked Forster.
It seems a slender thread to bear so much weight.
I wondered how someone could bear so much misery and refuse all medical help.
In such circumstances, mere monogamy surely cannot bear so much weight.
The protests in Tunisia seemed to be a metaphor: At some point, you can only bear so much.
Still, it seems unfair that mothers should bear so much of the burden of busy family lives.
There are lots of people waving inflatable animals in the air, too – not bears so much, but monkeys and giraffes.
For a long time, Sartre was the closest thing European intellectuals had to God; from Tony's point of view, this was why Sartre bore so much responsibility.
Veronica Menchan, who lives barely half a mile from the entrance to the prison complex, was furious with Mrs. Whitman for putting even more of a burden on a community she said had already borne so much.
A former intelligence officer who worked directly with her is quoted by NBC, on background, as saying that she bears so much responsibility for so many intelligence failures that "she should be put on trial and put in jail for what she has done".
Like, picture a lady standing in a field with her dress flapping nobly in the wind, and maybe she's holding a basket of wheat and squinting into the distance, and she's like, Oh man, when is he gonna return, because I've borne so much already?
