Sentence examples for bearable with a from inspiring English sources

DH Lawrence's "Mornings in Mexico " is just about bearable with a thick "history and bigotry" mental filter but he's so pompous! and he's doing that unbearable thing where he keeps repeating the same phrase over and over!

Patients in both groups received 3-day postoperative antibiotics, and the volume of vaginal bleeding and the severity of abdominal pain (mild: bearable without any sedatives; moderate: bearable with a common dose of paracetamol; severe: unbearable and requiring pethidine) were recorded.

Make getting out of bed more bearable with: A programmable thermostat set to start warming the house a little while before waking up time.

The results show that Z-P-Ti is load-bearable with an increased surface hardness and roughness.

It runs WinMo 6, which is bearable with TouchFLO, has a built-in GPS, HSDPA, stereo Bluetooth and 802.11 b/g Wi-Fi.

Make the new term a little more bearable with these clever and useful accessories.

It's a handy post-rave accessory; that dreaded journey home at 7 AM seems a little more bearable with minty-fresh breath, some self-respect restored.

Those who spend more time on airplanes than on commuter trains might like Vivre.com's $395 Suede Travel Backgammon Roll, since long trips become more bearable with such distractions.

While Golden should be commended for even attempting to deal with such tortuously tangled lore, Tides of War would have been much more bearable with one simple fix: footnotes.

Only equal ratings were used to compare patients in whom overall suffering was bearable with patients in whom overall suffering was unbearable.

Although rich foreigners and their advisers and employers grumbled, this was generally seen as a bearable reform with limited negative consequences.