He knows that children will be children, and I cannot bear to check them, the dears.
I cannot bear to think that I should like to have a thing and that I cannot afford it.
But I shall know that he has acquitted me of a fault of which I cannot bear to think I should be accused.
I cannot bear to give him pain, but this is a matter in which I mean to have my own way.
I cannot bear to hear you speak of yourself in that way.
I cannot leave you, I cannot bear to see you go alone into exile.
Father, it is heart-rending, and I cannot bear it!
I fear, said he, it is not what I like, by your manner: and let me tell you, that I cannot bear denial.
And pray be comforted; I cannot bear to see you thus apprehensive; but she has written you a letter to assure you, that she has reason to be well satisfied, and happy.
Your honour knows you went too far for a master to a servant, or even to his equal; and I cannot bear it.
We cannot bear to see a slowly-moving, deliberate, self-contained spirit, advancing quietly on its discerned path.
We are like the child who, when first confronted with suffering, cannot bear to believe in its existence, and who, if it is prolonged, cannot believe in the existence of anything else.
I cannot bear to part with my splendid work of art," sighed Keraunus.
I cannot bear to part with such a gem but," and as he spoke he lowered his voice.
I am so unstrung that I cannot bear to be left in the house alone.
Moreover, you know that I become quite obtuse when obliged to write perpetually for an instrument that I cannot bear; so from time to time I do something else, such as duets for the piano and violin, and I also worked at the mass.
I do entreat of you never to allow the thought to cross your mind that I can ever forget you, for I cannot bear such an idea.
I cannot bear, that the parental authority should be thus despised, thus trampled under foot.
This I have to say, Madam, that I cannot bear to be kept at this distance from you under the same roof.
I cannot bear to be dealt meanly with; and angrily insisted that he should directly set out for Berkshire, in order to engage his cousin, as he had promised.
He cannot bear a saddle upon his back, quoth Obadiah, for the whole world.
Moreover, I cannot bear to be at ill-will with my fellows, and am ever the first to give in after having quarrelled.
I am so dreadfully ugly that I cannot bear to have anyone look at me.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "cannot bear" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
