Sentence examples for became more tolerable from inspiring English sources
Samberg's insistent nervous energy became more tolerable as Peralta evolved into a less obnoxious and more insecure and even charming character, and in general, the leads began to mesh in very satisfying ways with the the well-defined quirks of the precinct's lovable oddballs.
Specifically, in cases of trauma to the brain or hearing system, there is a chance that the sensitivity to sounds will become more tolerable.
Fossil-fueled peaking/backup plants will produce little CO2 output as long as their duty cycle is small, and their other pollutants become more tolerable too.
Recent research by the centre for the study of integrity at the university of Essex has brought about some interesting conclusions about the moral standing of contemporary Britain, including ideas about how "low level dishonesty" has become more tolerable to the general public, with social class, income level or education being irrelevant.
(After half a dozen times it becomes more tolerable but never enjoyable).
Even if your condition isn't curable, coping becomes more tolerable when you know what you're facing.
The press secretary did not offer a definitive number at which the employment situation in this country would suddenly become more tolerable.
Since early improvement is accompanied by the potential for brief returns to higher-intensity pain levels, individuals with recently improved pain intensity may be hesitant to advance function immediately after pain becomes more tolerable.
Treatment strategies for HIV/AIDS have changed over time [ 4- 6] as therapies have evolved to become more convenient and tolerable.
Puncture the balloon and the humdrum becomes that more tolerable, that much more endurable.
There is no guarantee, of course, that the ceasefire in Gaza will hold - still less that life will become any more tolerable for its 1.7 million inhabitants or the thousands of Israelis who live under the very real threat of rocket fire from the militants.
