Sentence examples for bears to face from inspiring English sources
Evidently, there are fewer bears to face down than there were a year ago.
Friedman is vaguely aware of the problem, but he can't bear to face up to its true implications.
Brandi, who can't bear to face what she has done, goes berserk and blames Tom for her troubles.
It's as though those who bet on him can't bear to face the possibility that his work was vacuous to begin with..
Maybe it's because we cannot bear to face today's news without a comedy chaser that we want to believe the past is another, more respectable country.
"President Obama cannot bear to face his own record of high unemployment, tax increases and massive debt," she wrote on Monday morning.
It's as though those who bet on him can't bear to face the possibility that his work was vacuous to begin with...
And who among us could bear to face a future without show tunes, a world without a charm song, a life without a reprise or two?
But it's an impossible role in an impossible movie that has no reason for being other than as another pop-culture palliative for a trauma it can't bear to face.
It's as if Pendleton couldn't bear to face what a gargoyle Carrie really is, and kept looking for the feminist subtext to a character who is, in sum, a monster.
