Sentence examples for forbear to from inspiring English sources

But even he can scarce forbear to cheer the dash of the confederacy's cavalry and the resilience of its infantry.

I propose a more edifying element of measurement, one that followers of this page can scarce forbear to cheer: reading.

Even the Twelve Tribes could scarce forbear to cheer this explicit recognition of their usually ignored presence within Jamaican society.

He could scarce forbear to dream: Gordon Brown, the governor of the new National Bank of Scotland.

The researchers forbear to ask whether being chatted up by a man is so boring that a woman needs the effects of pheromones to stay awake.

Besides, why should the company forbear to serenade it customers when it does not hesitate to warble at its own employees?

The power to suspend is the power to keep one's will from being determined, that is, the power to forbear willing to do A if one wills to forbear willing to do A. This is just one part of the freedom to will to do A, according to Locke's definition of freedom of action applied to the action of willing to do A. (The other part is the power to will to do A if one wills to will to do A).

The younger generation, in particular, may be less inured than their forbears to the paternalism inherent in the relationship with the mikarus, or "white eyes".

Admittedly, in reaching that conclusion I have been influenced by my understanding of the impact of religious strife on the decisions of our forbears to migrate to this continent, and on the decisions of neighbors in the Balkans, Northern Ireland, and the Middle East to mistrust one another.

Wilkins forbears to mention that one of his boss's rails colleagues, the Scottish bookie Freddie Williams, laid the Irish master punter JP McManus a bet of £400,000 to £200,000 on Ar Muin Na Muice, whose name in Gaelic means "On the pig's back" but who performed like a Celtic tiger when backed as if defeat was out of the question in the valuable Newbury Mares' Final late last month.

It was during the time of Mexican Repatriation and WWII that pachucas, the forbears to the cholas, started to appear on the streets of Los Angeles.