Sentence examples for really bearable from inspiring English sources

In Greece, despite outrage at the cost of carrying out European demands for austerity, few seem prepared to argue that the costs of leaving the euro — and perhaps severing political ties to Europe — are really bearable.

"and its something that makes city living really bearable and, in fact, really wonderful".

Yet, in many respects, comedowns are like wild animals; let them roam unfettered and they will wreak havoc, destroying everything in their path, yet if you assert control early on they can be trained, disciplined, and converted into placid, and really quite bearable companions.

The gum that makes life bearable also makes life really, really short.

Dyson makes a big deal about how it tunes the sound of its vacuum cleaners to be more bearable and it really makes a difference.

Flying first class will really make the flight more bearable if you can afford it.

But the payload of grief on Let England Shake is made infinitely more bearable by music that really shakes, too.

They may not be doing great, but things may just be bearable and do we really have anything better to offer?

Her Eva Perón was the least bearable Eva Perón in history, which is really saying something.

For that's what really makes this great cloying cloak of a climate bearable: the right tune.

It really gets your happiness up and could keep your mother bearable for a while.