Examples of using Tolerably in English and their translations into German
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Tolerably well.
He was looking tolerably mellow.
She's tolerably lucid, but I expect a full collapse very shortly.
The passage was tolerably long.
That the pitch of the voice bears somerelation to certain states of feeling is tolerably clear.
The winter is relatively short and tolerably cold, usually it is dry.
Gentlemen of the free-and-easy sort, who plume themselves on being acquainted with a move or two, and being usually equal to the time-of-day, express the wide range of their capacity for adventure by observing that they are good for anything from pitch-and-toss to manslaughter; betweenwhich opposite extremes, no doubt, there lies a tolerably wide and comprehensive range of subjects.
Moreover, his hand was tolerably free; he stopped up his nose and resigned himself.
What is the pronunciation of tolerably?
As a lad who has always rolled tolerably free in the right stuff, I have had lots of experience of the second class.
The left lower corner tolerably rubbed.
To sum up, I believe that species come to be tolerably well-defined objects, and do not at any one period present an inextricable chaos of varying and intermediate links.
Plasma 50 Hz or fall but tolerably well.
Hartz IV is not'poverty ordained by law' but a tolerably functioning and at the same time imperfect and controversial system to combat poverty.
I say, I take it that Mr. Bickersteth is tolerably full of beans.
But she rose at the command of the men with partisans, and walked with a tolerably firm step, preceded by Charmolue and the priests of the officiality, between two rows of halberds, towards a medium-sized door which suddenly opened and closed again behind her, and which produced upon the grief-stricken Gringoire the effect of a horrible mouth which had just devoured her.
But it must be udesyaterit that we tolerably how people lived.
In looking at species as they are now distributed over a wide area,we generally find them tolerably numerous over a large territory, then becoming somewhat abruptly rarer and rarer on the confines, and finally disappearing. Hence the neutral territory between two representative species is generally narrow in comparison with the territory proper to each.
Though none of the most elegant, it yet stood the scrutiny tolerably well.
His voice grew ever weaker; herepeated many times, yet, mechanically, at tolerably long intervals, like a bell prolonging its last vibration:"Because of her.--Because of her.
Near the coast,onshore breezes keep even hot days tolerably cool.
In the greater number,Dr. Carpenter finds that the whole substance presents a tolerably uniform amorphous character, but with traces of incipient crystalline metamorphosis;
As their cavern dwellings almost look as if they were hollowed out from the inside in such a way that they almost resemble an obtuse, big bell, the entrance to which can be reached from the ground by some kind of staircase, this expelled light air then gathers under this air-tight residential bell,making it tolerably warm and also preventing the free influx of the outer, exceedingly cold atmospheric air.
Its collection of paintings; but it can also be considered famous and significant as a lieu de mémoire of museum history,like for instance a tolerably preserved"cabinet of arts and wonders" of the 16th century; or again it may be currently very important as a social venue for a community, as a place where there is an engagement with high-conflict social or cultural questions.
The car had already 70,000 km,but was ok and tolerably clean.
If the best organs of the Netherlands press were representing the national sentiments accurately, then,it seems tolerably certain, that the government were acting as the nation required; for the leading articles in the best Netherlands papers were all, or nearly all, to the effect that the adjusting of Dutch trade to the orders in council must be made a matter of business.
Some of my disciples seem needlessly to increase the difficulties of thepatient's dietary by forbidding the use of many more, tolerably indifferent things, which is not to be commended.
The crossing was very good; no sign of sea--sickness,everything went well and I slept quite tolerably on a bed which(to judge by its hardness) might have come from a penitentiary- a bed for sinners….
There can be little question that the Memra of the Targums, based on such passages as Ps 33: 6, 147: 15, and Is 55:11, formed the foundation of the idea,and it is tolerably certain that the connotation Philo's use of it.