Sentence examples for bearable on from inspiring English sources

I found the pain quite bearable on the shaft and scrotum.

Some were transferred to other facilities and forced to do without the small pleasures that made life bearable on the inside, or else thrust into jobs that paid much less than their old ones.

There's a heroic dirtbag cop, Hop (the fabulous David Harbour, hardly recognizable from his time as one of the few bearable characters on "The Newsroom"), who teams up with a single mom, played by Winona Ryder.

If the Geneva talks are to make any sense at all, they must make life bearable for those on the ground – and quickly.

Free to use (and therefore low commitment), Tinder and its counterparts offer matches based less on shared philosophies and more on quick snap judgments about whether we think the people we're swiping through are: a) fit, based on their photos; and b) bearable, based on whether we can handle the amount their bio makes us cringe.

The blessed absence of hills and the abundant greenery along the banks — including shady stands of silver maple, ash and birch — makes it bearable even on the most scorching summer day.

If a single bearable woman on earth could accept my need as a central feature of a life together, maybe more than once in a day and night, I'd set her up in the house she wanted and be as good a partner as the nation can provide".

One of the reasons the book is so long is that it draws on these lighter stretches to make the darker ones bearable.

But a sly final scene leaves the distinct impression that life off the wagon was much more bearable than life on it will be.

The working conditions in the cubicle of an art-outsourcing company are likely more bearable than those on an assembly line, but there are signs of discontent.

Such packages are clearly not enough to remedy health nightmares -- either literal or figurative -- but they might make the wait more bearable while help is on the way.