The difficulty is being able to bear the complexity of your own mind.
Ugly, harsh, malevolent, envious, cruel words can tell us about difficulties often too painful to bear.
Because his force was inferior, he chose the narrow, rocky body of water between the western shore of Lake Champlain and Valcour Island (near modern Plattsburgh, New York), where the British fleet would have difficulty bringing its superior firepower to bear, and where the inferior seamanship of his relatively unskilled sailors would have a minimal negative effect.
A few youths, still with energy to bear the difficulties of this prison camp, made it.
Desire itself is good, but not desire unwilling to bear the difficulties, as well as the joys, of commitment.
But as all too many people with severe chronic diseases know, loved ones can disappear, leaving them to bear their difficulties in lonely isolation.
It has been suggested that it is culturally more acceptable for women in any society to express their difficulties while men are expected to bear their problems with greater self control and to be reluctant to admit symptoms of distress.
Here are five essentials for leadership through difficulty, and how to bring them to bear: Communicate continually and honestly.
And furthermore, the wolf impact on livestock is regarded as being hard to bear considering the economic difficulties: "In these times, [wolves] are an animal we have to eliminate, if possible.
The controversy and Glover's remarks, in an interview with Science illustrate the difficulties scientists face in trying to bring science to bear on policy.
He often quoted to me the Blake phrase "to bear the beams of love" and spoke of the difficulty of truly bearing them.
