Sentence examples for bears as if from inspiring English sources

The cushions are decorated with teddy bears, as if it were a nursery.

On a recent weekend, by a patch of undated, but clearly old, pictures of full-grown women posing with Teddy bears as if the stuffed animals were as voguish as their enormous white hair bows, I overheard two young visitors laughing.

As long as people care about climate change – about bears as well as bills, if you will – then we should be able to stomach those costs.

Yet all these years I've been seeing woolly bears in October and thinking, simply, "woolly bear," as if that were that.

One model wears a wad of pink satin into which is embedded a teddy bear, as if the toys in a child's bedroom have been swept onto the rug and prodded into a lump.

Over time, it became Michelangelo's habit to leave marks of the chisel on his works (the only signature most of them bear), as if his living, straining actions were fossilised in the chipped, unpolished surface of the marble.

As Claire, the grieving mother in the Off Broadway play "Family Week," Ms. DeWitt first appears on stage gripping an oversize teddy bear as if it were a life preserver, and soon reveals that caring for the toy is part of her open-ended therapy at an inpatient treatment center.

The Russian bear, as if hibernating, hardly moved in the first half, drawing all his games.

I myself remember my first encounter with a CPAP machine-using bear as if it were yesterday.

Cut them out and give it to your bear, as if it's medicine.

I was afraid they were going to turn and direct their happiness onto me like a laser, so I tried to ignore them by pretending to study a display of handmade teddy bears ($85) as if I were at the National Archives.