Sentence examples similar to it can bear upon from inspiring English sources
Until then, the market will bear what it can bear.
But in highly politicized cases such as this, public perceptions and expectations can bear upon judicial findings across the board -- one charge in one court, if lacking in evidence, being eventually dropped, can affect another judge's mind elsewhere.
Enjoy it while you can bear it.
I'm not sure I can bear to see it.
Who can bear to think about 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.
Scenes of similar subjugation follow, but just when we're beginning to wonder how poor, put-upon Evelyn can bear it, our perception of events is turned on its head as we learn that she's the one who's pulling the strings in this relationship – the hand-washing incident just one of a series of scenarios she scripts in advance for her lover to enact.
His phone rings with telephone calls and the weight of so much sadness, so much despair, can bear down upon him.
A central theme in the play is the way history shapes people's lives, their politics, their personalities, and how deep misunderstandings may arise between generations who fail to take into account how the brute heel of hard experience can bear down upon the honorable individual.
Watch, if you can bear it.
