"bearably" safe environment, while 69 percent believed their environment was unsafe or extremely unsafe. ❋ Unknown (1996)
As Hofmann identifies, Joseph Roth senses that things will get steadily worse for the Jews of Europe but hopefully bearably so, "what happened instead was the Holocaust". ❋ Unknown (2007)
What I know is that the last time a lot of Americans lazily assumed a Republican candidate was bearably "moderate" because all the wise-looking pundits said he was, we got George W. Bush. ❋ Davidlevine (2008)
I think selection is usually enough to keep things bearable, nothing like arid inter-gender relations to make even the most stupid of texts bearable were it to originate from someone bearably attractive. ❋ Ms Robinson (2008)
It enabled humans to talk unburdened by survival suits, while the Tran found it bearably tropic; a climate where different races from different temperatures could get together. ❋ Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- (1987)
After this the former cowherd became only bearably bright, and being recognized as the heir to the kingdom went to live with his wife in the Raja palace. ❋ Cecil Henry Bompas (N/A)
Sylvia, thinking the blow might fall more bearably from his brother's hand than from hers, relegated the task of writing him to Austin; and Austin, with a wicked twinkle in his eye, wrote him in this wise: ❋ Frances Parkinson Keyes (1927)
At La Verna you may sleep for one night -- not well, but bearably; at Camaldoli, very well indeed in summer; and then, wherever you may be, you will find a fine courtesy, for rough though they seem, these peasants and such, are of the Latin race, they understand the amenities. ❋ Edward Hutton (1922)
Dragon Throne, to Oliver, a diffident Pierrot who has discovered no even bearably comfortable way of combining spectacles and a mask, and Peter who ❋ Stephen Vincent Ben��t (1920)
And then I found out in spite of myself that you can't be married to a woman -- even bearably -- and neither be lovers nor friends with her. ❋ Stephen Vincent Ben��t (1920)
Then he set himself to persuade Cissie that the absence of "seriously" meant that Teddy was only quite bearably wounded, and that if he was also "missing" it might be difficult for the War Office to ascertain at once just exactly what she wanted to know. ❋ Unknown (1906)
A scientific friend of mine of great endurance has discovered, by a series of prolonged observations and experiments at the expense of his own health, that only one man in twenty-seven hundred and forty-six can tell a story well, and that only one in forty-three can narrate a personal experience bearably. ❋ Edward Eggleston (1869)
The Shadows of Ideas: De Umbris Idearum: such, in set terms, have been the subject of Bruno's discourse, appropriately to the still only half emancipated intellect of his audience: -- on approximations to truth: the divine imaginations, as seen, darkly, more bearably by weaker faculties, in words, in visible facts, in their shadows merely. ❋ Walter Pater (1866)
While occasionally unpleasant, the film never crosses the line from bearably chilling to unbearably gruesome, keeping its characters credible and its events explicable. ❋ By JEANNETTE CATSOULIS (2012)
"I keep an eye on the help and see that all the bills are paid and the house is kept bearably neat," reveals the friend. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Sometimes it's bearably slow; with a solid connection, it's choppy but mousable. ❋ Unknown (2010)
'Desktop' app turns iPad into split-screen toolbox mollywood: It's possible that if every one of my Twitter friends took one thing out of my office, it might be bearably clean in here. ❋ Unknown (2010)
