Sentence examples for has always borne from inspiring English sources

He has always borne himself royally.

Vegetarianism, it seems, has always borne the mark of dissent.

Further down, a comment on the thread contends that the "global warming scam has always borne the stench of the same old Jewish liars, thieves, swindlers and murderers".

The Royal Banner of England is the English banner of arms and so has always borne the Royal Arms of England the personal arms of England's reigning monarch.

The great experiment of American capitalism and democracy has always borne internal tension; the problem is, there's not tension enough now, all the power lies with the moneyed elites.

I am familiar with these concerns, and have always borne them in mind.

Daughters have always borne a disproportionate share of responsibility for their parents in old age.

The poor have always borne the brunt of crime, and there is a huge population in the city who say that their uneasiness has never left them.

As foreign correspondents, we have always borne the task of recording the events that journalists in their native countries are not permitted, by circumstance or by force, to record themselves.

Kevin Mountford, head of banking at price comparison website Moneysupermarket, said: "While the main banks have always borne a degree of responsibility to provide such facilities, these have often lacked clarity around fee structures and uncertainty as to who can and cannot apply, so this should now change.

It's evident that teen girls have always borne the brunt of online bullying.