Sentence examples for bearable for a from inspiring English sources

The bright sunshine made the work painful, but the pleasure of working with these beasts had made the pain bearable, for a while.

Cycling's gone up and the street's eastern half, at least, is already quite bearable for a pedestrian, with long intervals between buses, yet also accessible for bus users.

GHG-reduction strategies that are very expensive – but bearable for a rich country – only make sense if they have a plausible path for getting to near cost competitiveness in poor countries.

How are you going to make this fun, or at least bearable, for a number of hours?

The kennel next door or the lively pub downstairs might be bearable for a few days, but after a month, daily annoyances can become infuriating.

In terms of something that's actually bearable for a grown adult, but also legitimately family friendly, the options are hardly abundant.

President Obama's recent executive orders on immigration promise to make life a little more bearable for nearly five million people was a smart move politically -- except for the fact that he didn't do it in October when it might have had an impact on the midterms.

The only thing that made such events more bearable for this mom was a glass of wine (something I confess more about in my book, Licking the Spoon: A Memoir of Food, Family, and Identity).

If, like believers, atheists are perfectly capable of making life in a city a little more bearable for those at the sharp end, can they also fashion an environment that inspires us to try harder?

The nihilistic long view of Ragin, whose family insisted he become a doctor instead of a cleric, is bearable for him until he is locked up and cast out of society.

Your wisdom and humor made it more bearable for many; your absence leaves an inconsolable void.