Walter can hardly bear looking at it, but this is not because it is ugly.
"She wanted to know why there were 500 people outside Build-a-Bear looking at her party," Mr. Judelson recalled.
With space at a premium, we're asking for a supermodel - a tree that will bear looking at all year long.
Futility may work as a mood in a short story, but in a full-scale movie it doesn't bear looking at for very long.
Another feature, for customers' spouses who cannot bear looking at another chair frame, is a television tuned to CNN. "If the stock market goes down, we change it to ESPN," Mr. Stevens said.
It is simply the accidental evidence of a moment in time, one in which the camera seemed to spring free of its operator and decide for itself what it thought bore looking at.
"Clearly, when you see analysts recommending a buy after the company has declared bankruptcy," Mr. Levitt said, "and when you see many of these schemes devised by investment banks, there are quite a number of items that bear looking at.
He moves warily; he shootssuspicious looks; he seems to despise the words that fall with reluctant slowness and staccato emphases from his mouth, as if unable to bear looking at anyone else on the stage; he directs his speeches to an empyrean realm over the heads of the audience.
You know, you see these babies and I can't bear looking at babies".
I think that was a contributory factor to my BP balancing out (Patient 7, monitoring group, previous experience of home monitoring with practice monitor) When I was taking the blood pressure I couldn't bear looking at a hundred and forty, a hundred and fifty over a hundred and ten and I wanted to just be able to see better readings in a way.
