Sentence examples for he can bear from inspiring English sources
ThatÆs assuming he can bear to watch.
(As for Berlusconi, we have yet to see how much ridicule he can bear).
His distaste for government is so deep you wonder how he can bear to work there.
That each man is entitled to as much of it as he can bear.
The peace conference, the strikes, and all the rest of civilian life is more than he can bear.
The price? Between 15,000 and 20,000 euros — if, Mr. Calvier says, he can bear to part with it.
And when it comes to coercive measures, he holds that they can bear only upon conduct that is external and immediately or mediately affects other people unjustly or disturbs the peace of the political community: ST I-II q. 98 a. 1. Really private vices are outside the coercive jurisdiction of the state's government and law.
The notes concluded with a piece of Confucius-style advice that framed our trip as a test of character: "He who can bear hardship should carry on".
Already preoccupied with mathematics, he gets off before it crosses a bridge that he is unconvinced can bear the load; the train plunges into the monsoon-swollen river below.
Neither he nor Jamestown can bear the burden of our national need for a tidy past.
He says: "I can bear this -- that I am not the young wild guy.
