Sentence examples for bear the cross from inspiring English sources

They're the ones who bear the cross of marriage.

Here, Ms. LaVette no longer has to bear the cross of being one of soul music's great unknown singers.

For one thing, it puts flesh on St. Paul's words that all Christians are to bear the cross of Christ".

Louis may be a terrifying moneybags, but he's also bereaved and must bear the cross common to many celebrities: no-one will tell it to him straight.

He admitted in a BFI interview at the National Film Theatre in 2002 that he had always had to bear the cross of initially finding Frankie Howerd "death-defyingly unfunny" when auditioning him in Germany, though had the sense to defer to a colleague's better judgment.

If we can just bear the cross  .

David J. Garrow, author of "Bearing the Cross," a biography of Dr. King, said someone who supported segregation in 1962 was not immoral.

(The response, notes David J. Garrow, in his 1986 history of the civil rights movement, "Bearing the Cross," was considerably louder than that after Mr. Jackson's death).

Yet the ALP itself still bears the cross of privatisation, no matter how emphatically it rejects it as fundamentally mistaken by its leader, Annastacia Palaszczuk.

Some of this material is covered in earlier books like Branch's trilogy and David Garrow's "Bearing the Cross" (1986), both staggering achievements of research and reporting.

He recalled the final pages of "Bearing the Cross": "One of the real fears I've always had is that people will think that King is different in kind than they are.