Sentence examples similar to light work to bear from inspiring English sources
In the civilized societies, the women do light work, bear children, and lend purpose to the man's existence. . . .
As long as equity prices remained strong, the extra leverage seemed a light burden to bear.
Joy is the yoke of a Christian, lighter to bear than an April breeze.
"The work was difficult to bear back then.
That work is ongoing, and continues to bear fruit.
Most tinsel trees are not made to bear lights.
In this work, we bring considerations of survivability to bear on space systems.
Hesiod declared, "Gossip is mischievous, light and easy to raise, but grievous to bear and hard to get rid of".
"Armida" suits the sensibilities she brought to bear in that work.
To make this work there are two other things to bear in mind, says Delaney.
Environmental defenders must be protected when doing their work - they are doing essential work on behalf of all of us - and that is also why we need to shed light on their struggles for the world to bear witness.
