| E3 II.i.364 | [Warwick alone, of King Edward] I'll say his greatness may bear out the shame |
| Oth II.i.19 | [Montano to all, of the Turks weathering a storm] It is impossible they bear it out |
| Sonn.116.12 | [] Love ... bears it out even to the edge of doom |
| TN I.v.19 | [Feste to Maria] for turning away, let summer bear it out [or: let good weather hold out] |