Sentence examples for harboring something from inspiring English sources

That it's getting taken of care of; I'm not sitting here harboring something that could just get worse".

Pleasure-seeking aestheticism can also harbor something profound, as Matisse proved, but Mr. Wilson seems to have too openly embraced the decorative.

But Castillo-Rogez says if Pallas ever harbored something on the order of an ocean, it would have been small and short-lived.

I was so proud of the man I married, yet still harbored something inside me that felt less valuable to this work team because I was a married woman.

The senators seem to want to test that belief and perhaps change or abolish the safe harbor, something that would turn the industry on its head.

The space between the stars is so hostile that most astronomers once thought it couldn't possibly harbor something as fragile as molecules.

Zapped with cosmic rays and ultraviolet light, the space between the stars is so hostile that most astronomers once thought it couldn't possibly harbor something as fragile as molecules.

But when we got off and looked at the harbor, something seemed amiss.

Many passengers harbor suspicions that something strange has happened to air miles programs.

In case one feels that cafes are for young lovers, the westward edge of the park might also harbor a playground, something the neighborhood badly needs.

The people of Kyrenia, with its perfect horseshoe harbor, know something about invaders.