Sentence examples for was made bearable from inspiring English sources

The shock of the plunge was made bearable by the water being an almost pleasant 13C.

Ghetto life was made bearable by diversions that could be debilitating, from playing the numbers to drinking to, later, using drugs.

Closer to home the prospect of a climb up the endless stairs of the Eiffel Tower was made bearable only by the promise of hot chocolate afterwards, the uniquely rich spoon-supporting Angelina version and the closest I ever came to my ambition to drink from Willy Wonka's dense, dark river of chocolate.

The Koons schtick was not to be believed but it was made bearable by the wonderful Waters, equal parts jaded and amused... and, in the end, probably relieved that Koons was as synthetic as imagined.

Even getting lost for a few hours, fearing getting eaten by bears, the thought of possibly having to spend the night on a bed of pinecones and having to share a borrowed flashlight in pitch-black darkness as we clamored down the rocky John Muir Wilderness Trail, was made bearable by this man's calm presence.

It's made bearable things that feel unbearable".

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

The sadness of the subject is made bearable by the compassion and beauty of the writing.

That burden is made bearable only through concessions by the European lenders who now hold most of the debt.

As he knows well, that's often the only tone in which local tragedy can be made bearable.

We've had lots of problems, but his unpleasant behaviour used to be made bearable by his being out of the house all day!