Sentence examples for good to bear from inspiring English sources
It's good to bear that in mind, Dilnot says.
If you are tinkering with tax policy and you care about participation, this is something that's good to bear in mind.
It's especially good to bear all this in mind when watching Stanley Kramer's Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, a cotton-wool unreality of a movie.
Recently when Matar discovered that his father, who he had believed to be dead and has not seen for 20 years, might still be alive, the news was almost too good to bear.
As we go to the polls today and reflect on the these important issues, it is good to bear in our conscience the voice of our most prophetic leaders, such as Dr. Martin Luther King, Mrs. Coretta Scott King and Desmond Tutu.
It is good to bear in mind that the Borana people believe in the influence of ancestral spirits descending on subsequent generations.
It sure would be good to have that bear gun cocked and loaded — but of course, you don't.
I'm happy diggingfor my England's good garden to bear again.
It's a good idea to bear their presence with grace (and in silence).
They have to bring their good taste to bear on each playlist, but it's about striking a balance".
That would mean everyone in Congress would have good news to bear when they go home for the holidays.
