Sentence examples for but tolerably from inspiring English sources

Fairly noisy, but tolerably so.

Find a restaurant table, placed in the sunshine but tolerably far from dogshit, for me and my best girl, and be allowed to order within 28 minutes, and pay by cheque because it's getting on in the month, and have them get only two bits of the order wrong, and smoke.

"But the thing about public attitudes in this country is that on the whole we are tolerably tolerant of our institutions like the monarchy, and it's sometimes a damn good thing that we are".

That's a drop in the telecom bucket but a tolerably profitable one.

The medium-term survival is not as well fitted by the model but is tolerably close.

The user-facing camera is pretty terrible, of course, being VGA resolution and probably a pretty limited FPS as well, but it works tolerably well for stuff like this.

The NRDC may not disclose the names of all its contributors, but it's tolerably open about its activities.

But our problem is that, among tolerably reasonable but far from perfectly rational citizens, pluralism of religious belief is inescapable.

(Kubrick suffers automobiles tolerably well, but he will under almost no circumstances travel by plane, even though he holds a pilot's license and has put in about a hundred and fifty hours in the air, principally around Teterboro Airport; after practicing landings and takeoffs, flying solo cross-country to Albany, and taking his friends up for rides, he lost interest in flying).

In the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, this arrangement worked tolerably well, but now that software is simultaneously speech and a machine, parts of the law that never clashed before now contradict each other: patent law, copyright law, munitions export regulations, trade secrets.

But some things are becoming tolerably clear.