endurable

Example Sentences

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“People have been so faithful with updating their stories, giving their tips for how to make quarantine more endurable,” Ms. Lyons said.

From New York Times

He said the "new normal of living with Covid-19 will only be sustainable - or even endurable - if we challenge our addiction to centralisation".

From BBC

The truth is that “Trolls World Tour” doesn’t really require the full effect and may actually be more enjoyable — more endurable — at medium volume.

From Los Angeles Times

Now, at last, we have entered a quite different strategic and doctrinal zone, in which no deal is presented not only as an outcome that is endurable, but – for many Brexiteers – positively desirable.

From The Guardian

The time difference and the lack of physical touch were endurable now, as Sabrina was a late riser, and Avery often felt content to just talk to her, but she felt the future imposing itself.

From The Verge