Sentence examples for much more tolerable from inspiring English sources

It's much more tolerable than from opioids.

They find outside noise much more tolerable than neighbor noise.

"She made working in the hot sun every day much more tolerable".

The best and worst qualities of the Butcher's Boy (who sometimes goes by the much more tolerable fake name Michael Schaeffer) are exactly the same.

But the reliever will face a much more tolerable situation... Updated at 8.24pm BST 8.15pm BST Giants 6, Reds 3 Bottom 6th Jay Bruce draws a walk.

"I always figured the Glow Puck, with it's strange blue cloud effect and comet-like fireballs, must be what it's like to watch hockey on hallucinogens (which, in retrospect, would have made the Senators' season much more tolerable)," he wrote.

"They made what could have been pure torture much more fun and tolerable".

Puncture the balloon and the humdrum becomes that more tolerable, that much more endurable.

As I reflect on this epiphany and acknowledge this space it seems to promise almost to make the nature of Being, both physically and mentally abroad more tolerable and much more comfortable.

The idea of death was, and to a much lesser extent now still is, more tolerable to me than vomiting.

I had it all meticulously planned down to a tee the idea of death was, and to a much lesser extent now still is, more tolerable to me than vomiting.