Sentence examples for bears himself with from inspiring English sources
(I think the impulsive kiss in the trial scene is a mistake, however; hints of homosexuality don't violate the word of the text, but is such literalism necessary?) Mr. Nelis's Antonio bears himself with an upright stoicism, and his affection for Bassanio is written in gentle but true colors.
The "Afternoon of a Faun" came first on yesterday's programme, and M. Debussy, who is typically French to look upon, and who bears himself with a certain aloofness which one associates with the poet, was heartily welcomed as he took his place at the conductor's desk.
The young man from Chicago bears himself with military discipline and honor and the old vet carps like some ill favored vindictive shrew.
Knowing full well he would get no sympathy from us, he bore himself with offended dig- v,1' a I a a a ^.
He certainly bore himself with the simple grace of a true aristocrat, and this simplicity carried through into his performances on stage, contrasting oddly with all the surrounding flim-flam.
6 Caesar, although his followers were wounded, rent his garments and betook himself to supplicating them, whereas Antony bore himself with more violence toward them; and when, chiefly because of this, the people became angered and it was feared that they would even commit some act of violence in consequence, the two were forced against their will to make overtures to Sextus.
While hope and faith and a positive attitude may not actually cure a physical disease (and no one really knows this either), it sure helps the being himself bear with dignity and equanimity.
Merkel bears it with a grimace.
Perhaps he threw himself on the grenade because he could not bear to live with himself afterwards if he did not do so.
He sank his three galleys in the harbour, forbade the Greek population to bear arms and locked himself with 800 men in his citadel, where he raised his own banner instead of the emperor's.
