Sentence examples for will never bear from inspiring English sources

Our surge in Iraq will never bear fruit without a political surge by Arabs and Muslims to heal intracommunal divides.

The people who believe most profoundly that Americans will never bear the costs and casualties of a colonial war aren't even liberals.

He, Hitler, will never bore history readers of the future by staring moodily out of windows.

What Richard Ellmann calls the "assumptive tone" of his criticism can inspire, thrill and infuriate, but will never bore.

If Nearpod CEO Guido Kovalskys has his way, overhead projectors and PowerPoint presentations will never bore students again.

It's still forgiving enough to drive for several hours on the highway, but unlike a giant family hauler, this car will never bore you to sleep, even if you're merely commuting.

I will never yield on the right to bear arms, including guns in public schools (the fact my kids are home-schooled is immaterial to my belief), although guns should not be allowed in public buildings if elected officials are present.

Most polar bears elsewhere will never have access to these alternatives, except for the marine mammal carcasses that are important wherever they occur.

Along with the consumer protection agency, Mr. Shelby said that another unresolved issue was how to "craft a resolution regime that ensures taxpayers will never again bear the losses for risks taken in the private marketplace".

I could never bear the truth.

"She could never bear to admit failure.