more bearable

Making endless hours of sewing more bearable, quilters transformed their everyday crafts into symbolic masterpieces.

While President Obama has not met his promise to close Guantanamo, the facility has become more bearable since he took office.

“We all think the toothache would be so much more bearable, if it were only in the other tooth,” said the Professor.

The sky was cloudy all day, and the temperature was therefore more bearable, but the weather was very threatening.

The weather was still warm, but a little more bearable, owing to a light, grateful breeze that came down the river.

The very kindness, too, and pity which he knew surrounded him were scarcely more bearable.

This of itself does much to make the condition more bearable.