Sentence examples for more bearable than from inspiring English sources

How much more bearable than Jessie J will Kylie be?

But a game is more bearable than a tragedy.

"Her voice is so much more bearable than mine.

But finishing his tasks was more bearable than thinking about her.

I recommend reds because extra tannins are more bearable than the heavy, flabby oak you get in cheap whites.

But a sly final scene leaves the distinct impression that life off the wagon was much more bearable than life on it will be.

Cannabis makes pain more bearable rather than actually reducing it, a study from the University of Oxford suggests.

I don't have any pat answers as to what new models — technological, or legal, or social — will make the 21st century a saner, more bearable place than what we've got now.

Orwell, who claimed he would have preferred to have lived 200 years ago, with his fellow "Tory-anarchist" Swift, might have found that equine excremental world more bearable, attractive even, than the world he was born in.

Cadillac Girl doesn't deviate from the regular sloppy beach schtick and cheap just-chilling-with-my-bros-fam vibe of previous efforts, but it's faintly more bearable owing to the slightly-catchier-than-the-verse chorus.

Now these numbers do point to one plausible answer to the "why no upheaval" question: Namely, that European-style public education systems no less than European-style safety nets can serve as stabilizing forces in a crisis, making "economic inactivity" more bearable and even superficially productive than it would have been in past eras.