Sentence examples for borne too much from inspiring English sources

What consenting adults do in Bloomsbury has never borne too much scrutiny.

They are all very decorative but don't bear too much scrutiny.

Mankind cannot bear too much reality – especially when conspiracy is much more fun.

It doesn't bear too much thinking about, and I change the subject pretty quickly afterwards.

Unable, like the rest of us, to bear too much reality.

The only ensemble work of the evening, "The Spaghetti Ballet," doesn't bear too much examination.

Humankind, as TS Eliot pointed out, cannot bear too much reality.

He understands that voters cannot be asked to bear too much painful reality, at least before polling day.

It seems unlikely, then, given that it was his idea, that Bryant bears too much responsibility for Brown's firing.

True, man cannot bear too much reality, but man also doesn't like being shouted at by over-excited NPCs.

"George is the guy who takes us into the place, like Stingo, in 'Sophie's Choice,' but I think he can't bear too much weight," he said.