Sentence examples similar to we beared toward from inspiring English sources

But if the judgment of taste is not practical, then the attitude we bear toward its object is presumably also not practical: when we judge an object aesthetically we are unconcerned with whether and how it may further our practical aims.

Catholics and non-Catholics alike have been inspired by him and his message about the responsibility we all bear toward one another - as well as to the planet we inhabit, now threatened by climate change.

"We bear no grudge toward Ruskin," Ms. Millais said, "but as a family we knew the BBC documentaries and the books did not tell the truth about her.

And we bear no ill will or animosity toward the citizens of Iran.

The handsome axillary orange-red flowers are borne toward the ends of the branchlets.

One especially disturbing vignette in the book underscores the callous attitude some white doctors bore toward slaves.

At Gion, he bore toward the right bank of the main river, the Ota, and ran down it until he reached fire again.

But the evident affection that the filmmakers bear toward Smith's novel, and toward the odd, spirited people who inhabit it, gives the film a modest, hardworking appeal.

Men are brought up to go for a goal and to focus in a narrow way that allows them to bring everything to bear toward winning.

The reaction to the agreement to make good on the accounts encapsulates all the swelling anger that Icelanders now bear toward bankers, foreign creditors and I.M.F.

The flowers are of two sexes; there are no petals; and the styles are borne toward the margin of the inferior ovary rather than on the centre, and the ovules are borne on the walls of the ovary.