Sentence examples for endurable to from inspiring English sources

"Work is the only thing which makes life endurable to me," Darwin wrote and later remarked that it was his "sole enjoyment in life".

Twitter and the connected audience felt like a relief last night, if only because it made watching the Cleveland spectacle so much more endurable, to crack jokes with another community of amateurs.

In this speech Eban said Israel's policy was to deter the aggression of her neighbors so long as it was endurable, to resist only when failure to resist would have invited its intensified renewal, to withstand Arab violence without being obsessed by it, & even to search patiently here & there for any glimmer of moderation & realism in the Arab mind.

How did no one yell, 'Stop, we can't open this play without somehow making this evening endurable!' " To some extent this is the fault of producers and artistic directors who have, bless their hearts, become more adept at developing playwrights than producing great plays.

It was found that CO solubility increased by applying pressure can affect hydrogen production positively as long as the increased toxicity of CO is endurable to cells.

Hell it was, but ultimately endurable thanks to the result.

The patterned Ag nanowires were thermally endurable up to 500 °C but slightly shrank (about 5%) in volume.

Whether, before Lee Hamilton's letter to Khamenei apparently led to her release, this knowledge made the ordeal more or less endurable is hard to say.

Hoghe is an artist willing not only to draw out a quiet moment longer than you think is endurable but also to use whole pieces of music.

This week Catherine saw Pedro Almodóvar's Volver: "Would this have been endurable without Penélope Cruz to gawp at?

In particular, the Roux-en-Y gastric bypass has shown in addition to endurable weight reduction (4) a significant positive impact on the components of the syndrome (5).