Sentence examples for bore to one from inspiring English sources

For the idealist, all of reality was one fabric, woven from parts that cohered by virtue of the internal relations that they bore to one another, and this reality was often interpreted in abstract and fixed intellectual categories.

But Dr Boyle guiltily had to admit that he couldn't bear to consult one of his CBT colleagues.

He couldn't bear to strap one more live body to a gurney for the sole purpose of turning that body into a corpse.

This was a man who could not bear to live in one place for more than a short time.

The LP that eventually appeared bore witness to one of Evans's enduring weaknesses: the painful slowness of his working method.

I bore witness to one of the most fascinating exchanges one could imagine.

As KTLA-TV noted, the unidentified flying object bore similarities to one spotted in the California sky in November.

They can't bear to go through losing one again.

"I can't bear to hear his name," one said recently.

Forgive me, but I just can't bear to hear those words one more time!

The graves bear witness to one's social position.