Sentence examples for bearable by from inspiring English sources
The phrase "bearable by" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe something that someone or something can endure, usually in the context of a difficult or unpleasant situation. For example: "The weight of the box was bearable by the two of us."
He makes it bearable by demonstrating respect and unflinching honesty.
He was charming and quick, with a vanity made bearable by his genuine affection for people.
The sadness of the subject is made bearable by the compassion and beauty of the writing.
The shock of the plunge was made bearable by the water being an almost pleasant 13C.
And he makes it bearable by framing many of the songs in the style of music greats who preceded him.
His Elba was surely cosseted, made bearable by a multimillion-dollar settlement with CBS, the employer that had fired him.
A catalogue of horror is made bearable only by her extraordinary courage, and the solidarity among girls who literally keep one another alive.
Most public art is horrible, in my philistine opinion (the Philistines being a maligned and cultured people), usually made bearable only by the greater awfulness of the modern architecture around it.
Marie's lonely chateau childhood is made bearable only by her real father's library, "the place of escape" full of "objects that gave pleasure to all her senses".
They took a mouth swab and a urine sample and the next day – after a long significant shower – I went for a full examination, made bearable only by the amazing staff at St Mary's Sexual Assault Referral Centre.
Aman recounts their desperate flight, made bearable only by the company of Shadow, a springer spaniel who has strayed from the British army battalion she worked for as a sniffer dog.
