Sentence examples for bearable only by from inspiring English sources

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".

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.

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.

The author's description of Pauline returning from days spent in the busy Keane household to a lonely Sunday night in her apartment—"the most terrible hours of any week"—made bearable only by "another Manhattan with Ed Sullivan", is poignant".After This" is more than a book about an influential time in history and its effect on those living through it.

That burden is made bearable only through concessions by the European lenders who now hold most of the debt.

Dickens described it as, "dreaded by even the most dauntless highwaymen and bearable only to toads and rats".

That mightbecome bearable only long after retirement.

And of course that position is bearable only if one is number one.

The perpetual loop was bearable only if people believed her about its cause.