Sentence examples for can be borne from inspiring English sources

No losses can be borne by taxpayers.

"Judgment can be borne out of experience," he said.

Only they can judge whether the cost can be borne.

The pain can be borne endlessly, provided it is never acknowledged.

Anyone doing so, the letter said, "causes his neighbour a great loss, and his iniquity is greater than can be borne".

The ability to distil what is just and equitable between competing arguments can be borne of experience, but it is also an instinctive quality.

That would destroy the Sounders-Timbers rivalry, though that loss can surely be borne.

Flowers can also be borne singly or in aggregations called inflorescences.

"Panic can only be borne by a man," his sardonic wife concludes of the aftermath, "if there is no witness".

Like a relationship, you persist until it can no longer be borne.

The bleak reality of this icy English plain can no longer be borne.