Sentence examples for forbear of from inspiring English sources
"Was he a forbear of expressive use of colour?
His pseudonym is an Anglicization of Ludovicus, the Latin version of "Lutwidge", and the Irish surname Carroll, which bears great resemblance to the Latin forbear of "Charles", Carolus.
Self-loathing and self-distrust lurk in his work with somatic unease; he is the forbear of modern man's sense of dread.
Tells about the noted forbears of the 26 year old Lord.
He claimed kinship with "an house of auncient fame", undoubtedly a reference to the forbears of Diana Spencer, Princess of Wales.
And it's partially because, like those medieval forbears of our modern scientists, we don't have the right tools.
Meanwhile, my group continued to peddle mostly the forbears of these recent menaces, the more mundane interest-rate swaps and Treasury-rate locks.
But even he can scarce forbear to cheer the dash of the confederacy's cavalry and the resilience of its infantry.
They suggest Sir John style of acting bears the imprint of his father's Lithuanian forbears, and of his thespian Polish great grandparents who were renowned for their Shakespearian acting.
He could scarce forbear to dream: Gordon Brown, the governor of the new National Bank of Scotland.
They suggest that his style bears the imprint of his father's Lithuanian forbears, and of his thespian Polish great-grandparents, who were renowned for their Shakespearian acting.
