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Meanings of bear upon in English
Usage of bear upon in English
1
We bring our minds to bear upon the error in their minds.
2
Mr. Justice Wargrave, bringing a cold eye to bear upon him, murmured:
3
Considerable pressure was brought to bear upon the notables, but without avail.
4
No legal pressure has been brought to bear upon the prosperous drunkard.
5
Discover the facts that bear upon this problem-butonly the significant facts.
6
The letters, though very simple, bear upon their face a suspicious appearance.
7
This remark of his had seemed to bear upon the hidden subject.
8
But she could not bring her mind to bear upon the question.
9
Such pressure was brought to bear upon the officials that they interfered.
10
She was trying to bring her mind to bear upon the situation.
11
His theological knowledge was brought to bear upon the most mundane subjects.
12
Quick as a flash my glass was brought to bear upon it.
13
What arguments were brought to bear upon him we shall never know.
14
When I do, then you may bring them to bear upon me.
15
But let us see, Mr. Dockwrath; how does it bear upon us?
16
What influences He may bring to bear upon them, who can say?
