They've said all sorts of outrageous and unforgivable things — starting, of course, with Darcy's muttered verdict about Elizabeth, "Tolerable, but not handsome enough to tempt me".
(Scott) 'Liberal Arts' (No rating, 1 37) This slick, feel-good film about a college admissions counselor who returns to his alma mater has enough dark notes to make the smug, obsequious performance of its star, screenwriter and director, Josh Radnor, tolerable and at times even likable.
Moving to an outdoor Fifth Avenue studio has not helped ratings or made Jerry Glanville tolerable; it invites screaming fans to be a goofy and loud backdrop, proving anew that such studio audiences work for a few minutes at a time, as on NBC's "Today," but not for much longer.
Michael Tchong told me it made Vista "tolerable" thanks to the 32GB SSD.
I always feel I've learned something from his broadcasts, whether he's predicting the outcome of an at-bat, making Chip Caray sound tolerable in the Cubs booth or playing droll straight man to Chip's bombastic grandfather.
Cameron has almost certainly brought back the Tories who stopped voting in the 1990s, finding Tony Blair broadly tolerable or despairing of unpalatable Tory leaders.
Drunk on a dizzying combination of gin and sea air, sun-red vacationers stumble idly along, mainlining crab balls at tourist traps like Fudpucker's and finding Jimmy Buffett suddenly tolerable.
The "Carrots" slate-smash is "Anne" 's "tolerable, I suppose, but not handsome enough to tempt me" moment, setting in motion a whole course of standoffs and shenanigans which, after many years, finally end as they should with mutual understanding and perfect bliss.
The "Carrots" slate-smash is "Anne" 's "tolerable, I suppose, but not handsome enough to tempt me" moment, setting in motion a whole course of standoffs and shenanigans which, after many years, finally end as they should — with mutual understanding and perfect bliss.
For short spurts of time, even crazy Aunt Gertrude is tolerable on vacation.
