Sentence examples for better bear from inspiring English sources

It continued, "You had better bear in mind that those igniting a war are destined to meet a miserable destruction".

Rotating exhibits included work by local artists and photographers, and the massive outdoor space shows traditional Sami dwellings and, even better, bear traps.

Historically DB pensions were thought to be a way of allocating risk to the party that can better bear it.

The consequence is that the shutdown is likely to end only after extreme pain, when one side's faith that it can better bear the impasse is eventually vindicated.

Originally, it was believed that the front legs of the animal had to be sprawling at angles from the thorax, in order to better bear the weight of the head.

I still thought Alaska was a better bear state, but then again, I'm a fan of Werner Herzog documentary films that involve the protagonist ending up as a Grizzly snack.

Selling calls seems a better bear-market strategy these days than buying puts, which have become quite expensive amid the market turmoil, said Gordon B. Fowler Jr., chief investment officer at Glenmede Trust in Philadelphia.

(Few books have better borne out Faulkner's observation that "given a choice between grief and nothing I will take grief").

"Maybe," Jazayerli writes, "Card decided at some point that the price of empathy was better borne by his characters than by himself".

There is no one who better bears the title "Mr. One Percent" more fittingly than Mitt Romney.

We arrived finally at a place for lunch, a downscale coveside hotel perched on a gently lapping bay, the water's bland currents and and comforting pollution putting the Mediterranean, now devilish and deep as a siren's kiss, back into the hands of those that were born to it and better borne by it.