Sentence examples for make bearable from inspiring English sources

Emphasizing the imagination's power to "make bearable things too ugly to confront directly," Spurling sensitively traces the biographical background of Buck's writing.

Here, then, a chronological coast-to-coast sampling of a dozen floral extravaganzas that just might make bearable the wait for workable soil.

He needed retirement, he told another correspondent, just to make bearable what he predicted would be a short trip to his death.

The pithy put-downs of U+Ur Hand make bearable the sudden shift from classy beats to lumpen power pop, and the twisting stomp of Cuz I Can saves her from sounding as superficial as the starlets she attacks in Stupid Girls.

On the opening day of each new session, the judges carry bouquets into court with them, and sprigs of sweet-scented herbs are strewn on the floor of the building — a now traditional ceremony to mark what used to be a practical, if possibly ineffective, effort to make bearable the stench of the Newgate cells.

He and heaven know that he deserves our attention: playwright, actor, director, singer, composer, lyricist, entertainer, a man who knew how to live well, how to collect and keep friends, whose work has somehow helped to illuminate and make bearable much of this century.

For a life that can be extended, and made bearable.

It's made bearable things that feel unbearable".

He was charming and quick, with a vanity made bearable by his genuine affection for people.

They can't be avoided, but maybe they can be made bearable.

It was about a lack that demanded to be made bearable by art.