Sentence examples for bit tolerable from inspiring English sources

Superdry shrugged, and that's what made it even a little bit tolerable.

That job, which paid $200 a week, began to make life a bit more tolerable.

Listening to music or reading a book makes flying just that bit more tolerable.

In this way, as in the rat studies, behaviors that succeed in reducing anxiety are reinforced, and each subsequent social event is a bit more tolerable.

A multimedia system, UConnect, gives smart-phone integration and a five-inch screen but there's one optional extra which I suspect will generate more column inches of coverage than any other feature of the 500L's design; a Lavazza in-car coffee- maker that will help make Torinese traffic jams – or those in any other city for that matter – just that bit more tolerable.

SimpleCitizen is aiming to make the process of navigating immigration documents a bit more tolerable.

It seems as though a lot of folks have felt that way: Gameloft has since slashed the price of the game to $6, which is a bit more tolerable for the eight-level shooter.

But it's also a smart move on Mint's part, as it looks to turn the mundane and often confusing activity of getting your financial affairs in order into something a bit more tolerable while increasing Mint's engagement in the process.

Chelsey: "She seems a bit more tolerable, which doesn't say much for Gracia".

That alone would make the carnival that follows a bit more tolerable and a lot less expensive.

There are a few things that have been proven to make commuting a bit more tolerable, though--like engaging a stranger in conversation.