Sentence examples for bearing personal from inspiring English sources
The band are not from Alabama - they're local and there are more than three of them - but the reception from the 100 or so inmates could not have been warmer if they had been bearing personal pardons from the Queen.
But perhaps the most studied volume in Shinseki's Army was Dr. Spencer Johnson's self-help book "Who Moved My Cheese?" Under Shinseki's direction, the Army ordered the book in bulk; his staff handed out copies with a note bearing personal greetings from the Chief.
Over 40,000 crosses bearing personal remembrance messages were planted in Lydiard Park's walled garden.
I felt, however, that the 'whispering campaign' from those bearing personal grudges against me meant that my role in the 2010 general election was limited (at some cost to the party) and I did not help the AV referendum campaign in any significant way.
But those players are forbidden from revealing underclothing bearing personal and heartfelt messages to their loved ones at a time of extreme emotion.
With the CFO bearing personal responsibility for signing off an a report, the Google job may not look so appealing.
"It's fundamentally not fair to ask low-wage workers in Silicon Valley to be bearing the personal costs for global corporate production," he said.
Somewhere about his person, you felt, he would almost certainly have a packet of executive-class condoms, each bearing his personal monogram.
His shirts were still custom made (with a bluish tinge bearing his personal motif), but his general air was less ostentatious and far more pompous.
There it could join 1,200 other surviving volumes from Hitler's private library and not only be readily accessible to scholars and historians but also occupy appropriate shelf space with an equally sinister companion book from Hitler's private book collection, a 1925 German translation of Madison Grant's "The Passing of the Great Race," bearing a personal inscription to Hitler.
He did so while bearing a terrible personal burden.
