Sentence examples for no one bears from inspiring English sources
No one bears Mrs Beeton's mantle better.
But perhaps no one bears witness to more golfers' mistakes than caddies at private clubs.
Ultimately, no one bears more responsibility than the President and his government.
No one bears more responsibility for this whole unedifying event than David Cameron, it is true.
The word "accident," they say, presupposes a conclusion that no one bears responsibility.
(Less a duet than a passive-aggressive spat, it has some good zingers: "No one bears a grudge like a boy genius/Just past his prime").
No one bore a greater responsibility for that failure than the master of Monticello.
Two contain PAX/FOXO1 translocations and one bears no translocation.
The anthology made it possible to link the fractured stanzas of Celan ("no one / bears witness for the / witness") to the lyrics of Mahmoud Darwish, another poet of traces and inscriptions, whose verse establishes a counter-history of Palestine.
Each one bears baby ducks on their wings.
And he has insisted that no one respects bears, and other wildlife, more than he.
