endurable

IPA: ɪndˈʊrʌbʌɫ

Examples of "endurable" in Sentences

What makes the absence endurable is the addition of Will Clark from Baltimore.
Calvin had regarded the "silly things" in our Prayer Book as "endurable," not so Knox.
Seems a lot simpler, more endurable, and reflects the individual rights the Founders wanted to protect.
So I know I will go home tonight to a warm house and have a hot meal, and this alone will make my winter endurable.
Lara Yuan '10 manages to make One Republic endurable, which is no mean feat, while Emily Francis' 13 deftly executes her solo combinations with the skill of an upperclassman.
Apparently what I must do to make life more endurable is to follow my principles, with the hope that enough of this feeling will rub off on my associates to being a chain reaction.
Still in these it is often compensated by descriptions of natural scenery so life-like and so enthusiastic that even the most _blasé_ of novel readers is carried along in a state of what may be called endurable tediousness.
That truth stated, an essential question must be asked: If you are in a marriage that feels like a death sentence and maybe is, if you have tried and tried to make things more endurable but cannot -- what is the worst damage to children: to stay or leave?