Sentence examples for entirely bear from inspiring English sources

But the much-talked-about connection between social media chatter and television ratings didn't entirely bear out for Syfy.

But Lazio's role in passing the legislation does not entirely bear out the claims made on his behalf.

Yet a closer look at the study, one of the few to offer clues to who these young pill takers are, does not entirely bear out that view.

I often hear Chinese people wonder if Ai Weiwei has been afforded some modest latitude to agitate because some in the leadership still can't entirely bear to acknowledge the mistreatment of his father.

"When people have taste they may have faults, follies, fads, they may err, they may be as human and honest as they please, but they will never cause a scandal!" The "good" in "good taste" had taken on a moral component — a weight that, unsurprisingly, it could not entirely bear.

Zara's lofty insistence that it does not follow the catwalk is not entirely borne out by the shopfloor.

"Colleagues in stores have been marking Remembrance Sunday in a number of ways and we hope customers see that their intentions in this case were entirely borne out of respect," a Tesco spokesperson pleaded.

It's a claim that's not entirely borne out by the show he's put on, which offers bright flickers of greatness, rather than a blaze of glory.

The burden of the economic crisis, meanwhile, has been almost entirely borne by the young: since 2008 the unemployment rate for the under-40s has risen from 8% to 17% while unemployment among the over-40s has remained more or less stable at around 5%. Italy is not a country for the young and it is even less friendly to women.

Fortunately, our days in Ivvavik were entirely bear-free, and while there, I learned that many of the surrounding mountains hadn't even been named.

But I don't think pointing out the ludicrousness of the manner in which the England side has been habitually puffed up is entirely borne of spite.