Sentence examples for have borne over from inspiring English sources
No doubt this has a lot to do with the fact that ever since Andrew began to realize that the Iraq war wasn't such a great idea after all, his views have borne, over time, an increasingly strong resemblance to my own.
The history of science has borne this pattern out over and over again, and in fact, it is not necessarily only new observations that lead to paradigm shifts.
She has borne embarrassments over the president's greenhouse decisions and the brunt of criticism that the new administration is anti-environment, though her own background on green issues is by and large centrist, even progressive at times.
But the high performance centre in Dublin, implemented by the Irish Sports Council in 2005 as a base for the best boxers from both sides of the border, has borne bountiful fruit over recent years.
The Syrian war has been raging for over 5 years now, and Lebanon — with which it shares a long border — has borne the brunt of over a million Syrian refugees flooding into the country.
The Earth's surface is a window to its interior, manifests various atmospheric processes over time, and has borne the scars of impacts by meteors, comets, and asteroids over billions of years.
Dallas will almost certainly arrange its schemes to stifle Shockey, wide receiver Amani Toomer and Barber -- a threesome that has borne almost the entire offense over the last month.
Liddy has borne the brunt of criticism over the plight of AIG even though he inherited its problems and agreed to take the job with a salary of just $1 a year.
As the secretary of state, Ms. Bysiewicz has borne the brunt of the criticism over a series of voting mishaps that turned the election for governor into a national embarrassment.
Ditto The West Wing: could you really have borne it all over again, even with a new president?
