Sentence examples for bearing true from inspiring English sources

"But every generation in its turn must accept the responsibility of supporting and defending the Constitution, and bearing true faith and allegiance to it.

She wants to erect a marble headstone to her brother, simply bearing the true date of his death as 1940, the date at which only the Soviets could have carried out the killings.

Insects are attracted by the mimic of a nectar-bearing true flower and by a carrion-like odour.

In art historical terms, this is true, bearing in mind that the Norwegian artist produced four variants — the other three are in museums.

In the 1964 Walt Disney movie starring Julie Andrews, the time period and decor were pushed back from the 1930's of the book illustrations to a plush Edwardian era, but Ms. Andrews's costume and bearing stayed true to Miss Shepard's drawings (with her feet back to the fifth position), and Miss Shepard received a payment from the filmmakers.

Friends and family remembered Charamza as a respected man with a strong ethical bearing — a "true member of the greatest generation," as former Newport Beach City Manager Robert Shelton put it.

Only occasionally are there true sandstorms, bearing material from the western desert.

Baragwanathia, genus of early lycopsid plants that had true leaves bearing a single strand of vascular tissue and kidney-bean-shaped sporangia arranged in zones along the stem.

Rarer and even more beloved is the legitimate first novelist who steps squinting into the sunlight bearing a work of true distinction.

The reality is that our defense establishment has long since become a huge economic welfare program for many communities across the land, with bases bearing little relationship to true national security needs.

Pseudoscorpions superficially resemble true scorpions, bearing relatively large chelae on the pedipalps, but they do not have a telson or stinger.