Sentence examples for why he bore from inspiring English sources

He spent the next five hours explaining — through repeated memory failure and a steady refusal to acknowledge the contradictions and lies in which he kept entangling himself — why he bore no responsibility for anything else.

I guess the real question is: Why can't he bear the thought that someone might have found meeting him to be disappointing?

"This is why they bore the heat instead of staying at home," Mr. Ma said.

He insists that he's "not a good pianist and not a good singer" but a storyteller – the latter I see firsthand when he whispers through a cryptic tale about why he can't bear to watch Nina Simone documentary What Happened, Miss Simone? because something about its intimacy "scared me too much".

And, honestly, that's probably the reason why he unnecessarily leapt full bore into the fray with Jon Stewart.

However, he as refused to tell police why he entered the bear enclosure.

Such modes have been observed to correlate remarkably well with large-scale movements inferred from experimental structures, which is why they bear functional significance.

To understand exactly what he means, and why he thinks that his predictions bear up to hard scrutiny, it's necessary to return to the title of the above-mentioned book, and the grand idea on which it's based: "the singularity".

Teddy bears (why teddy bears? he was 16) are pinned to the fence.

Ironically, some voters watching the event on television thought that he was saying "panda bear" failing to understand why he was calling Bill Clinton a "panda bear".

For a long time, Sartre was the closest thing European intellectuals had to God; from Tony's point of view, this was why Sartre bore so much responsibility.