Sentence examples for bore towards from inspiring English sources

The use of a larger volume of bore fluid causes complete polymer precipitation as the non-solvent penetrates from the bore towards the outer surface of the fiber.

Thus, we can explain the early fall in non-elite fertility through the awareness that 'respectable' parents expressed from the 1880s of the increasing duties that they believed they bore towards their youngest and most vulnerable children.

"'Regulated hatred' is a perfect name for the feelings Austen lovers often bear towards one another".

"Necessarily we see this war purely from the Russian and Seryian danger side, while lack of contact with England and English interests naturally causes an absence of that hatred which Germany bears towards that country.

Senior BGS officers know that their future duties will be much more onerous, and privately acknowledge that Germany has a special burden to bear towards refugees because of its history.

Jónas's condemnation of the massacre of Basque whalers (based on a real event in 1615) results in his politically-motivated persecution and his banishment for compiling a book chimes with the experience of oppressed writers today: "I felt the heat of the animosity they bear towards me, the vindictive nature that drives a man to destroy the neighbour in a fire as if he were a banned book.

But the economic case, however powerful, should never overshadow the moral case ― or lessen the full weight of responsibility we all bear towards the millions of women, men and children who are living and dying on the margins of hope.

I was in denial when he told me he was about to become a baby daddy, and bore resentment towards the fetus that had obliterated my chances for a summer romance.

Dieterle insisted that he bore no anger towards the bank itself.

She said she bore no antagonism towards the military authorities, and had been treated well by individual security officers.

Simonyan proposed that consensual sex could have been twisted into a rape accusation by "the system", which he said bore ill will towards the Torpedo forward.