Sentence examples for said to bear from inspiring English sources
However, Redknapp is said to bear no grudges towards him.
It was important, Mr. Collins said, to bear in mind the way people move naturally.
Her death in October 2006 was said to bear the hallmarks of a contract killing.
More controversially, women were sometimes said to bear some responsibility for misunderstandings that evolved into sexual assaults.
The story would allow Nair, she said, to bear witness to the pervasiveness of what she calls "Islamophobia".
"This is courage in a man," Euripides further said, "to bear what heaven sends".
In Oval Office meetings, McMaster was said to bore and irritate Trump by meticulously laying out the pros and cons on major policy questions.
Mozambique is said to have borne the brunt of flooding from rivers that flow downstream from neighbouring countries.
On the contrary, it may fairly be said to have borne away the palm".
Furthermore, Princess Victoria was said to have borne a strong family resemblance to her father and grandfather George III.
"Order something," she said, unable to bear Nachman's silence.
