Sentence examples for still borne from inspiring English sources

The danger of an encounter between humans and black bears is still borne almost entirely by the bear.

He too went down to a landslide defeat, the scars of which are still borne by the foreign secretary and shape his view that his party should be very careful now.

In Italy rough lumps of bronze (aes rude) formed a currency from early times, being succeeded by bars of regular weight; and Julius Caesar's record of the ancient British use of iron bars as currency (following his raids on Britain in 55 and 54 bc) is still borne out by not infrequent finds.

Psychoanalytic Institute (formerly the Downstate Institute), peaceably founded in 1949 by Sandor Lorand, of the New York Psychoanalytic, and the Columbia University Center for Psychoanalytic Training and Research, painfully wrested from the New York Psychoanalytic in 1944 by Sandor Rado, in a savage schism whose scars are apparently still borne by both institutes.

The number of anti-India militants fighting the Indian army has reduced over the past few years but the scars of the conflict are still borne by the widows of the valley.

For his trouble, John Lewis, played by Stephan James, had his skull cracked open, scars still borne.

She still bears the scars.

Romantic sex still bore a mystical aura.

Does he still bear the scars?

It still bears traces of blue paint.

But the Brooklyn angle still bears inspection.