Sentence examples for bearable as a from inspiring English sources
Vedder has gone on record as saying Split Enz made his life bearable as a mixed-up kid in California.
Mr. Cavanagh, who was mawkishly cute in the role of a small-town lawyer on "Ed," here is more bearable as a charmingly glib, but mostly annoying, sidekick.
I've spent the years in between trying to survive, working hard to make life bearable as a gender-nonconforming woman, and it hasn't been enough.
September and October are good times to go, and the temperatures will be a little more bearable as well.
It is, in any event, about remaining undiagnosed, as if disability, shame and fear are bearable as long as the medical profession has not put a name to the illness.
History says we'll keep building up debt to keep our lives as bearable as possible until someone realises a whole generation is broke and can't pay the money back.
But automation can often make life seem a bit more bearable as we just try to keep up to date and out of the crosshairs of the IRS.
For one thing, it made the miserable drudgery of convincing him to get dressed for school bearable as summer vacation approached, seemingly at a snail's pace.
Photographs tend to transform, whatever their subject; and as an image something may be beautiful — or terrifying, or unbearable, or quite bearable — as it is not in real life.
Far better to spend ten years "fetching lattes" than fall victim to a big break: "It's surely a fine emotional art — dousing your hollow hauteur without quenching the fire in your belly altogether — but the kids who master it come out the other side both shit-hot at their professions and bearable as human beings".
Asked whether motivation was a problem during the period when he was unpaid, Grosjean replied: "No, because I don't do this for money, I do it for me – although at some stages I was a bit worried for my rent!" With a regular salary again, at least that is making the situation on track this season more bearable as Lotus remain plagued by technical issues.
