Sentence examples for bear toward from inspiring English sources

He held the bear toward me, and nodded.

Men are brought up to go for a goal and to focus in a narrow way that allows them to bring everything to bear toward winning.

The reaction to the agreement to make good on the accounts encapsulates all the swelling anger that Icelanders now bear toward bankers, foreign creditors and I.M.F.

But the evident affection that the filmmakers bear toward Smith's novel, and toward the odd, spirited people who inhabit it, gives the film a modest, hardworking appeal.

Much has been made of the resentment and feelings of betrayal that many Shiites, who dominate the south and make up 60percentt of the Iraqi population, bear toward Americans as a result.

"The evident affection that the filmmakers bear toward Smith's novel, and toward the odd, spirited people who inhabit it, gives the film a modest, hard-working appeal," Mr. Scott wrote in The Times.

One especially disturbing vignette in the book underscores the callous attitude some white doctors bore toward slaves.

At Gion, he bore toward the right bank of the main river, the Ota, and ran down it until he reached fire again.

The flowers are often in heads, and what appears to be the corolla tube is actually formed by calyx, corolla, and stamens all together, the anthers being borne toward the top of the tube.

A highly ambiguous approach to the figure is "Calligraphics" (1956): a straight, human-scale rod of iron bears toward its top a calligraphic shape bound on by straw rope, and toward its bottom another rope-bound pictographic element.

But when the bulldozers started clear-cutting the area for development, they not only removed foraging areas, travel corridors and denning space; inadvertently, they also drew bears toward human areas: all those cut-blocks for logging, power lines and ski runs are like permanently groomed avalanche slopes, promoting grass, clover and berry growth with all that sunshine.