Sentence examples for what is bearable from inspiring English sources

In this totemic, sorrowing work, Cleopatra Mathis reveals a grief so pure and learned that it burns, a solitary flame, beyond self-pity, beyond what is bearable.

Some of the physicians also thought that unbearable suffering is subjective: what is bearable for one patient can be unbearable for another patient.

"But he came to his own conclusion as to what is more bearable to a city, especially in terms of safety, education and cleanliness, and believes that tax increases, although difficult, are bearable.

He kept a diary "to remind myself that what is unbearable today will be bearable tomorrow".

This change in attitude makes being ill far more bearable; it enables us to be alive and well no matter what is going on.

£97 for Diane Von Furstenberg is bearable.

As legal sinecures go, it is bearable.

Who decides how much is bearable?

In the dry season, life is bearable.

Either way, Mr. Rothman said, the burden is bearable.

But the pain is bearable".