Sentence examples for be more bearable and from inspiring English sources
Dyson makes a big deal about how it tunes the sound of its vacuum cleaners to be more bearable and it really makes a difference.
His pain meds had kicked in, so his discomfort was more bearable, and he was very aware that we were all there to see him off on his journey and to say goodbye.
The references on Pawlenty's Web site to the candidate as "T-Paw" might be more bearable if he didn't traffic quite so much in smugness and scorn.
The currency forwards market expects the yuan to appreciate by only 2.2% over the next 12 months, a slender return given the hassle of getting money in and out of China.Even without the central bank's guidance, the upward pressure on the yuan may be more bearable this time, according to Zhao Qingming, a former economist at the PBOC, and David Li, an adviser to the central bank.
This behavior would be more bearable if many of these so-called sportsmen were also not getting drunk and urinating on trees and walls around the course.
The hagiography would be more bearable if he spent less time attacking his opponents' patriotism.
Last September, I wanted to find some dying summer sun in the hope that embracing the long, dark British days ahead would be more bearable.
The test frenzy that has resulted statewide might be more bearable if the state at least provided resources to help the Roosevelts pass.
Wanting something to be true does not make it so, even if you are prime minister.Shaky foundationsMr Blair's isolation over the war would be more bearable were it not mirrored in his domestic agenda.
