Sentence examples for been able to bear from inspiring English sources

I've never been able to bear watching anyone die onstage, never mind a blood relative.

So far the cap has been able to bear the pressure and there is no sign of hydrates forming.

"When they were dressing him I did not enter, because when they sprayed the room I would not have been able to bear the smell of chlorine".

The overriding narrative is that liberalisation has hurt farmers, with tens of thousands committing suicide as they have not been able to bear unsupportable debt.

(I wonder whether Griffith, if he had performed in "The Birth of a Nation" himself, would have been able to bear showing and seeing himself delivering its hateful message).

(Another of Ryan's five wives, Zsa Zsa Gabor, claimed, after divorcing him, that she hadn't been able to bear the fur-lined sex dungeon in his Bel Air mansion).

The linesman might be able to bear the abuse.

Consider first, man, what the matter is, and what your own nature is able to bear.

One for fans of the franchise who will be able to "bear" the reference-heavy story.

It remains unclear how heavy a workload the hard-nosed Bradshaw will be able to bear.

You may be able to bear it, but there is an extra cost.