Sentence examples for ready to bear from inspiring English sources
"We are ready to bear the consequences".
I am ready to bear some cost too.
The girl child is not physically, let alone emotionally, ready to bear a child.
"This isn't an intifada, this is war, but we're ready to bear it.
Leave politics to politicians, or be ready to bear the consequences".
Americans thought Vietnamese were subhuman too, ready to bear any sacrifice just to kill Americans.
Now, America readies to bear witness to the peaceful transfer of power to Barack Obama, the nation's first African-American president.
Are we ready to "pay any price, bear any burden"?
Kaiser's Kennedy is not someone ready to "pay any price, bear any burden... to assure the survival and the success of liberty," but rather a leader with "the wisdom to recognize tasks whose costs would inevitably outweigh any possible benefits, and who had refused to begin that war again and again".
We may fail because to win The Big One, we need an American public, and allies, ready to pay any price and bear any burden, but we have a president unable or unwilling to summon either.
Although the exaction of the cost of the war has been expressly renounced, yet Germany, thus cut in pieces and weakened, must declare herself ready in principle to bear all the war expenses of her enemies, which would exceed many times over the total amount of German state and private assets.
