Sentence examples for bearable of from inspiring English sources

Neither show looks like more than winter schedule filler, but through the early episodes, "Monday Mornings" is the less bearable of the two.

Some writers turn despair into humor as a way of making the world bearable, of discovering some glimmer of beauty or pleasure or, most important, humanity.

In the scope of the bearable load of the CR3 coating, its tribological properties were a little worse than those of the CR6 coating.

The raw dread that had been spread among us by his collapse on the touchline at the end of the Wales-Scotland World Cup match gave way to the more bearable gloom of acknowledging that the career of one of the greatest managers football has known would have to be ended by immediate retirement.

The owners of Madison Square Garden have been given an ultimatum: Make life more bearable for the hundreds of thousands of commuters who shuffle daily through the corridors of Pennsylvania Station crammed beneath the arena or face eviction.

No doubt that was partly why he fell for Jo, and there is something agreeably puckish and unpretentious about Wood that - one admits almost reluctantly - makes this book bearable for most of the ride, and sometimes even as fulgent as one of his Seventies stage outfits.

Making the terrors of life bearable for children though the chain of movie theatres failed, it wasn't the only, or the largest, of his early-seventies ventures in that vein to go awry.

He praised "Captain Kangaroo" as "civilized and absorbing fun" and ventured that parents were finding their weekday mornings "more bearable because of the delightful artistry of a television performer named Bob Keeshan".

Our weather may be less predictable, but is bearable for most of the year.

"It's a long time to be out of the office," he said – when that precious, computerless half hour of fresh air was the only bearable part of my day.

Acre's municipality and state housing associations are often loth to issue licences for basic repairs, forcing many old-timers to relocate to the new part of the city to maintain a bearable standard of living.To encourage this drift, municipal workers pin "Very Dangerous" notices on desirable properties.