Sentence examples for it bears examining from inspiring English sources

As professional spiritual care (chaplaincy) is introduced to new cultures worldwide, it bears examining which elements of screening and care are universal and, for those elements showing cultural difference, to study them in each culture.

Just as the commercialisation of events such as Mother's Day is oft-discussed, the escalating sexualisation of mothers also bears examining.

She realised that the shell-shocked doctor, Morris, who abandons his practice because he cannot bear examining bodies, was based on her own uncle.

The distinguished Canadian novelist Margaret Atwood has also spoken of Franklin's expedition as a sort of national myth of Canada, remarking that "In every culture many stories are told, (but) only some are told and retold, and these stories bear examining... in Canadian literature, one such story is the Franklin expedition".

The patriarchal implications of such leniency are so obvious they don't bear examining; one need only remember the film "Fatal Attraction" and the cheers in movie theaters across the country when the Glenn Close character was killed to know that a jealous female is hardly viewed with such empathy.

We found portal mononuclear cell infiltrations (lymphocytes, macrophages, and neutrophils), as described by Kelly (1993) and MacLachlan and Cullen (1995), in 18% of the animals and multifocally mononuclear cell infiltrations in 12% of the bears examined (Table 1, Figure 1).

It bears….

It bears repeating.

It bears rereading".

But it bears watching.

"I hope it bears fruit.