Sentence examples for events have borne from inspiring English sources
I got huge flack for saying that at the time, but it was true, and events have borne it out.
His argument for entering into discussion with Sinn Fein was that without dialogue there was no chance of peace, and subsequent events have borne that out.
The campaign to have a women's Tour de France staged alongside the men's event has borne fruit with the inception this year of a one-day event on the Champs-Elyseés to accompany the final stage of the Tour.
She has borne witness to one of the most evil events of our times and she knows that there is a need for forgiving.
North Carolina has borne significant costs for its bathroom law, including the N.B.A. and N.C.A.A. pulling events out of the state and PayPal cancelling expansion plans.
He had borne his bitterness well.
Events may seem to have borne out Menand's warning.
In a curious way, events over the last six years have borne out the concerns of both Mrs. Clinton and her critics.
Who but Mr Havel should have led this purest and happiest of democratic revolutions?When he moved into Prague Castle as president soon after, many who knew and liked him said that this was his high-point, that his moral authority would not last and that politics would quickly grind him down.Events since seem to have borne out this gloomy view.
Some approaches have borne fruit.
