Sentence examples for bears itself from inspiring English sources

Our dislike of the too-successful woman also bears itself out in policy.

This point bears itself out in the polls that show that the country divided by this issue.

Foster handles the attraction between the two with great sensitivity and restraint, suggesting the strength of an attraction that they both know has no future, and the depth of their disappointment when that knowledge bears itself out.

Google's promise bears itself out in the day-to-day employee experience, from having recreational facilities like an outside volleyball court to offering ways to make working hard a little bit easier, like commuter buses and dry-cleaning and laundry services, and even "20% time," when engineers can pursue work on anything they are passionate about.

I think that has borne itself out.

That image, that instant, bore itself permanently into my memory.

"We need to prove we're not a fluke, and I think that's going to bear itself out.

Many of the league's general managers believed this was the strongest draft for point guards in years, and that bore itself out.

If the first Ocean's Eleven bore itself with a wink and a leer and stepped to a Count Basie beat, his version tumbles forward with a stoner's giggle, in a cummerbund stolen from dad's closet, to the campy sounds of late Elvis and a novelty tune by Perry Como.

"It's borne itself out that, yeah, that was classified, and they shouldn't have raised it," Chaffetz told HuffPost.

Wemple than alludes to a prediction that I feel will bear itself out -- as long as this "trust-breacher" isn't breaching the trust of reporters, nary a ruckus shall be raised about his return to Oversight.