tolerable

She it was who had made life tolerable for me.

Even the hours he spent at work were more tolerable than they had been in the past.

We have to try to keep the violence at a tolerable level.

Nor would many other public and private services have been available in tolerable form.

If, that is, he were kind and tolerable to look at.

For once, even the children on the last page are tolerable.

Nothing was tolerable to me in all the places I knew.

All these things would make army life a lot more tolerable than it had been.

This was not tolerable in any way shape or form.

What our banks are doing here is no longer tolerable.

But he could certainly force his body beyond all tolerable limits.

Whose teeth are tolerable, but not out of the common way?

These, I had heard, were somewhat more tolerable than the green.

A tolerable night out would be a good first step toward that goal.

That made all her smaller problems seem a good deal more tolerable.

In fact, she thought that doing so would make their whole forced relationship much more tolerable.

The costs, if spread over many years, could be tolerable.

It was a tolerable night, but not for the Bills.

We do not really need the tolerable risk of error.

Now it seemed like the only thing that would make Christmas tolerable.

I say most people would find life staying quite tolerable.

I had never in any tolerable sense of the word been dirty.

Being drunk was, she found, the only way to keep her life tolerable.

But one particular time springs to mind when he was a little less tolerable.

In the crowded world outside he had always seemed a tolerable enough person.