Sentence examples for you harbour from inspiring English sources

If you harbour a perversity, then sooner or later porno will identify it.

Sometimes, you realise you harbour an unexplained animus for a thing.

If you harbour the illusion that much has changed in corporate culture, it hasn't.

You will not move forward if you harbour past behaviours and mistakes.

"You might not realise you harbour these negative perceptions because you haven't had the day to day interactions".

Elsewhere, you can be a bigot to your cold heart's content, if you harbour your hatred there.

For those of you harbouring fame-chasing desires, there's a Kim Kardashian app featuring the ability to "create your own aspiring celebrity".

It is therefore to Enter Shikari's credit that they manage to assemble such base elements with enough charm and elan to prevent you harbouring homicidal thoughts towards them.

Which implies - in case you harboured doubts (which I didn't) - that WSJ report of planned break-up of News Corp is accurate.

That said, you may harbour doubts when we tell you that their music mixes classical with techno and jazz.

The fact that you can try Elite before you buy ought to allay any suspicion you might harbour that it is a mere cynical money-grabbing exercise.