Sentence examples for she bore herself from inspiring English sources
She was a lady-in-waiting to Marie Antoinette and, at Napoleon's bidding, attended the Empress Josephine (she "bore herself like a queen, though not outstandingly intelligent").
Alma blushes easily, yet there is no twitch of shyness; she bears herself with confidence, and, when Reynolds asks if she will dine with him that night, she accepts.
To protect herself, she entered into an affair with a sympathetic neighbor, Samuel Tredwell Sawyer, by whom she bore two children.
She bore three daughters, wore the sari and wrote of India and the Indians as if she were Indian herself.
Gaea gives birth to Uranus (Heaven), the Mountains, and Pontus (the Sea); and later, after uniting herself to Uranus, she bears many other deities.
When she listens to a playback, she often buries her head in her arms, as though she can hardly bear to hear herself, but, really, it's just her way of listening hard.
I can't bear the way she pinches herself every morning in front of the mirror: thinking, a little less of this, a little less of that..
Unable to bear this curse, she kills herself.
She doesn't quite know herself, and when she is on her own she can't bear it.
But she found that she herself could not bear to be present and say nothing which might in some degree protect, and postpone.
