Sentence examples for has been bearable from inspiring English sources

The food, he said, has been bearable.

"I just enjoy the effort and activity so much, and right now the pain has been bearable".

Williams has been bearable in certain comedies, mawkish in drama, and as for camp, didn't you see The Birdcage ?

So far, the political cost has been bearable (see Sudan note below), and China has continued to win reliable friends in the United Nations, not to mention its well-documented pipeline of resources.

That might have been bearable.

He said the landlord had wanted a rent increase, but that have been bearable.

In comparison, she said, even the bleakest moments of the past year have been bearable.

All this self-satisfaction might have been bearable had Proulx built a house which a) we could see and b) she could actually live in.

One afternoon we could hear every door slam up and down the hall, which would have been bearable had we not been traveling with our 1 ½-year-old, who was trying to nap.

In isolation, many of the incidents might have been bearable; cumulatively, they turned Howard's working life into a nightmare, humiliating her in front of her colleagues, frequently reducing her to tears and gnawing at her confidence.

As yet the economic costs have been bearable, but the risks are high.James Reilly of the University of Sydney thinks that China's new posturing is a revival of an old practice known as economic statecraft, meaning it is deploying its wealth for strategic foreign-policy purposes.