Sentence examples for be put up with from inspiring English sources

Arnauld retorts, "Is it something to be put up with, that human beings … should have the temerity to make themselves judges of what is a sign in God of greater intelligence and wisdom?" (OA, 39 624).

The possible complications listed in the manufacturer's package inserts are the result of chemical activity, and are not merely nuisances to be put up with or ignored.

While Republicans viewed Mr. Bartels as a statistician to be put up with, Democrats wanted him to be their good friend.

Athenians, he pointed out, did not consider public discussion merely something to be put up with; rather, they believed that the best interests of the city could not be served without a full discussion of the issues before the assembly.

I just think it's a pity that she took the mindset that the Lib Dems had to be put up with, and we were almost a cuckoo in the nest rather than part of government".

The daily commute to work is something to be put up with rather than enjoyed, yet how we get there and how long it takes has an impact on how we feel.

Another added: "That in the 21st century we should be putting up with this is obscene.

"If I believe my position is no longer assisting the welfare of the people of Northern Ireland I will not be putting up with this," he replied.

A jihad might be putting up with an annoying relative on a holiday.

Photographs of us were put up with our names underneath.

Since then, I've been with him and he's put up with me".