Sentence examples similar to Tolerable student from inspiring English sources
This restriction followed practical reasoning in order to keep the students' workload tolerable.
Tolerable, however, is a relative notion.
It's a close cousin of the oldest drinking game of all, "sit around and consume alcohol to make life more tolerable," and has been played by college students and high schoolers for decades.
An ethnic dragnet rounding up visa-skippers or questioning foreign students, if short-term, is borderline tolerable.
Back when graduate students could reasonably see themselves as apprentices bound for glorious lecture halls, the low pay was tolerable, but when T.A.-ships look like the university's way of balancing the budget at the expense of their graduate students' futures, it feels like an outrage.
NOISE LEVEL -- Tolerable.
Legoland had been tolerable.
More than two centuries later, MIT students are proving that mathematicians — not to mention engineers, programmers, physicists, economists, architects, and biologists — make more than tolerable poets as well.
