Sentence examples for bears upon us from inspiring English sources

The moment of decision bears upon us: which side are you on?" [2].

I think so too, but how do his words bear upon us and upon the argument?

"The market" sounds like a natural system that might bear upon us equally, like gravity or atmospheric pressure.

I mean, he may have given some evidence on the fighting at Stalingrad, and he undoubtedly did; but I do not see how it bears upon the case before us, or how it bears upon the case for Jodl.

As 20 January 2017 and the start of his presidency bears down upon us, much of the media will enter the Trump era carrying with them a profound sense of trepidation.

The book includes little that bears upon Mr. Hazan's sex life, and that sparse material suggests that it was heterosexual.

Economic theory can contribute significantly to improving our understanding of the manner in which it bears upon collective action.

Further, as the Army Board reported, if field commanders cannot be given information that bears upon their actions, then the War Department must give specific directions to those commanders.

The pope said "the crisis of the birthrate" in Italy was a "grave threat that bears upon the future of this country".

Ct. 427, 41 L. Ed. 832, related to legislation of a wholly different character and contains nothing that bears upon this.

This, of course, bears upon an important question: for whom was this text written?