He realizes that the self-sacrificing father he'd both literally and figuratively looked down upon (as he was borne about London on the paternal shoulders) is actually a nobler man than he, and the novel closes with Tim's murmured invocation of "Dear Father".
(But) all of the criticism that she's at the center of is borne about her looks.
Cochran called her detractors haters and said the accusations were borne from jealousy about the success of her operation.
According to a captive from Barcoor, pregnant women often gave birth en route, and their babies had to be borne bundled about them.
Support for those policies is borne of concern about public health.
The capsules (spore cases) of the female plant are borne on setae (stalks) about 2 cm (0.8 inch) long.
You know that I was beared up about housing in '06 and I'm intrigued that I hear very few if any people say that '09 could be a much better year.
"It's important not to be a bore about organic food, otherwise it just has the opposite effect.
I start to be a bore about the Viennese fashion for furs before the Great War.
I agree that guests shouldn't be a bore about food.
