Meanings of very endurable in English

But, so far, I find the waiting, in such weather, very endurable.

On the whole, life is very endurable on board those great Transatlantic liners.

I cannot but think that any grief which reveals itself is very endurable.

Neglect is very endurable.

I fully agree with the clever man who said that 'life would be very endurable were it not for its pleasures.'

We take it in detail, as we take the hours of the day and the days of the year, and it is very endurable.

The philosophical egoist may reason with admirable consistency, and may habitually act in accordance with his convictions, leading, for him, a very endurable life.

A very endurable hamlet;