Sentence examples similar to a tolerably ample from inspiring English sources
But Aragon had managed to find a tolerably realistic image.
Iranians can elect, in a tolerably fair way, the representatives they want; the question is how much authority and freedom their system then allows these representatives.
The empire was consolidated, its defenses were perfected, and a tolerably uniform provincial system covered the whole area of the empire.
During this time the general and Mrs. Washington kept up "a high level of comfort in dining and furnishings, maintaining a "tolerably genteel" table.
Parents will find a tolerably entertaining romantic comedy "while their age-appropriate offspring will be transported to new heights of cinematic enchantment" (Dave Kehr).
Having brought about a tolerably clean election, and ended a seven-year war, it is about to hand over Zimbabwe to a man who is the indisputable choice of most of his people.
His successor, ʿAbd Allāh Jacques Menou, a French officer (and former nobleman) who had turned Muslim, was determined to maintain the occupation and administered at first a tolerably settled country, although he lacked the prestige of his two predecessors.
His compositions are not just an assemblage of soundbites, cynically assembled into a tolerably comestible stew.
That's a drop in the telecom bucket but a tolerably profitable one.
Acknowledgment of these distinctions seems to be essential to anything that might be regarded as a tolerably adequate theory of punishment.
Not eliminate it; just keep it down to a tolerably low level.
