Sentence examples similar to bear sorry from inspiring English sources

Anyone who's disabled, who's survived a terrible traffic accident or been blown up by an IED in Afghanistan, who's gone through painful reconstruction surgery from an acid attack – anyone who gets old (sorry to bear bad tidings, but sooner or later that means you) – can testify that the self is not the body.

Results bear that sorry response out.

I'm sorry to bear the bad news, but we're all aging all the time.

The reader is flattered to share the other worlds of sophisticated experience that she brings to bear upon her sorry Gypsy slum.

It's as if we are supposed to apologize because we bear children - gee sorry to interfere with the rest of our health care needs, but - there's this tiny issue of wanting healthy, planned families.

I'm sorry, but just bear with me.

It seemed the only way I could face Christmas without my own family and not feel like the tragic spinster aunt for whom everyone feels a bit sorry (I cannot bear pity, and Christmas has brought out the dreaded head tilt in even the most well-intentioned loved ones).

Both laid out a number of incidents with Mencia and neither seemed to bear a huge grudge, actually feeling more sorry for Mencia than anything.

It's my fault and I'm sorry that you've got to bear the burden of my inability to better prepare.

"So I bear some responsibility for Wang Lijun's flight and I feel very sorry for this".

And I'm sorry, but, hiding back here with Hal, you do bear a certain amount of responsibility yourself.