Sentence examples for could bear that from inspiring English sources

The work of very few contemporary authors could bear that sort of scrutiny.

Robinson said after he had suffered more solicitation than he could bear "That woman is so damned motherly she makes me feel illegitimate".

In part because of a wing-to-wing aluminum alloy beam, the bulky jet could bear that weight and its rugged fuselage while still being able to take considerable enemy fire.

Mr. Marri had apparently planned to argue that the charge he had lied to F.B.I. agents in interviews in late 2001 about his travels in the United States was based on a misunderstanding, and Mr. Lustberg said that notes from the bureau agents could bear that out.

Grow!" Girl 1 "How do people die?" Girl 2 (straight afterwards) "Why do people have red hair?" Father (as though having his children unlock two of the great mysteries of existence before a captive audience might be more than the universe could bear) "That's enough, kids.

What gentle soul could bear that never-ending barrage?

"I could be out in the dining room being jolly for the punters but I couldn't bear that".

He feared that the gang would abduct Wendy, an excellent student who loves books, and he could not bear that thought.

I couldn't bear to travel by Amtrak; couldn't even bear, that summer, to go in the ocean.

It said the corrections did not change the capital ratios projected by the stress tests, which estimated the losses that a bank could bear amid situations that include a severe recession and a market meltdown.

The inquiry found that that "more weight was placed on the intelligence than it could bear," and that the government's judgments had stretched available intelligence "to the outer limits".