Sentence examples for a more tolerable from inspiring English sources

Open Season bowls up bearing a surfeit of songs you could imagine making Radio 1 a more tolerable place.

Cut out such ponderings (or, better yet, leave them to wiser memoirists like Nabokov) and you might have a more tolerable — and insightful — book.

In Boston, where temperatures dropped to a record low of 3 below zero on Saturday, the weather was a more tolerable 23 degrees.

Athens wants to attract more tourist spending by lowering the value-added tax on restaurants and tavernas from the current 23 percent to a more tolerable 13 percent.

The newly revised, resized, recolored and simplified map does indeed reduce the level of visual noise to a more tolerable level.

Despite its tinny bugle calls to a kind of national school spirit ("WE'RE ALL EATING BAGELS!") and color-keyed news crumbs, USA Today often provides a more tolerable reading experience than the local and declining sheet.

This makes a sojourn here a lot more tolerable than usual.

That alone would make the carnival that follows a bit more tolerable and a lot less expensive.

That's still a walkthrough, yes, but a far more tolerable one.

There are a few things that have been proven to make commuting a bit more tolerable, though--like engaging a stranger in conversation.

That job, which paid $200 a week, began to make life a bit more tolerable.