Sentence examples for bear somehow from inspiring English sources

Danette Conroy was upstairs cleaning kitchen cabinets and her year-old daughter Kayleigh was asleep when the black bear somehow got into the ground floor of their new home.

Countries that do not accept and implement social rights still have to bear somehow the costs of providing for the needy since these countries particularly if they recognize democratic rights of political participation are unlikely to find it tolerable to allow sizeable parts of the population to starve and be homeless.

Meanwhile, all of the commercials for chocolate, perfume and creepily gargantuan teddy bears somehow seem to be conspiring to undermine our own awkward fumbling love lives.

People suffering from depression are either too embarrassed to talk about it or remain silent in the hope that someday the heavy load of disappointment and grief they bear will somehow disappear.

To see the underlying digital structure of a single human face may be disturbing enough, but to witness the disintegration of these playful groups is to bear witness, somehow, to chaos and anomie ever pullulating beneath our well-tended pitches.

What logic would we use to expect that an environment that supports only small numbers of small bears will somehow be able to support whole populations of very large bears?

And against the Chicago Bears, he somehow led his team to a 13-10 vintovertimevertime — after the Broncos had trailed, 10-0, with less than three minutes to play in regulation.

Cancer cells bear antigens, but somehow, they shut down T cells' activity.

Throughout, the burden of guilt has usually been on black people to bear and to somehow escape.

He cited Scripture, saying: "With God's amazing grace we somehow bear what seems unbearable.

"With God's amazing grace we somehow bear what seems unbearable," he said.