Sentence examples for instead bearing from inspiring English sources

Instead, bearing the cost out of sentiment and traditional loyalty, the company members dug deep into their own pockets and rebuilt the Globe more splendidly than before.

Perhaps it is a mistake to see the theory as belonging to physics at all; instead, bearing in mind the way the substances are defined in terms of their sensible qualities, we might see it as an exercise in the logical analysis of the data presented by the various sense modalities to construct a (metaphysical) theory of the world.

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But instead of bearing bad news, Brown's stepson could barely contain himself.

And each tiller, instead of bearing the usual 100 or so grains, would puff up with 200 to 500 grains.

The glasses are only slightly larger than many chic pairs of wraparounds, but instead of bearing rhinestones or designer initials, they hold a tiny projector and optics — tucked away in the side of the frame.

Its photographic matrices were the normal Linotype matrices, the only difference being that, instead of bearing an intaglio engraving of the character on their face, they bore its outline in black on a white background.

Instead of bearing down on lyrics to elucidate their meaning or to showcase a rhyme, she creates a complex character from whom words slide out as naturally as though they just popped into her mind.

It is the only pit viper in the Americas to lay eggs (instead of bearing live young), and females may remain with the eggs for a time before they hatch.

Perhaps this would have had some credibility if the diary had just told its horrific story, instead of bearing all the signs of a hidden tale struggling to be told: "They think I don't know but she told me everything in Pakistan, every little thing but they think I don't know".