Sentence examples for something bearable from inspiring English sources

In his great work, The Birth of Tragedy, Nietzsche contends that the origins of theatre are in the use of beauty and order to transform nihilism into something bearable.

For many of us, work/life balance is a narrow equation: a question of doing something bearable that pays the bills and doesn't totally screw up your life and human relationships.

Grief, once suffered, will never leave entirely – but it can gradually morph into something more bearable.

Banks say cutting the mortgage debt of foreclosed families into something more bearable creates issues of moral hazard — that people will default to get a better deal.

The obsessive concentration on a single theme might rouse a suspicion that Shakespeare was contorting the anguish of his misplaced and fruitless love into something more bearable and altruistic.

Sometimes it happens like that, something entirely bearable, the baby smiling and laughing and going round and round, from hand to hand to hand, and her brother shouting "I'm beautiful, too!" and lifting his arms to be picked up, and all five of us laughing while the angel scowled impotently.

"I still felt something, but it's bearable to where I can pitch," Franco said.

Each new player offers a "concept", usually something to do with bearable budget or cheap chic.

In terms of something that's actually bearable for a grown adult, but also legitimately family friendly, the options are hardly abundant.

Your perception is unique to you and whether or not something is beautiful or bearable or soul-destroying is impacted by your view.

Set in the beautifully serene La Jolla Indian Reservation, there was plenty of shade to keep you cool in the day time and as long as you kept dancing, the forty-something degree nights were bearable.