Sentence examples for and it was intolerable from inspiring English sources

The phrase "and it was intolerable" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express a strong negative feeling or reaction to a situation that was unbearable or unacceptable.
Example: "The noise from the construction site was constant, and it was intolerable for anyone trying to work from home."
Alternatives: "and it was unbearable" or "and it was unacceptable."

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And it was intolerable," Clarissa thinks.

It was intolerable for him and it was intolerable for me, because he wasn't engaging in the stage imagery".

"For me," he says, explaining his decision to join de Gaulle and fight the Germans, "France was Montaigne, Diderot, the Revolution, and it was intolerable to me that that could disappear".

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This is impossible and intolerable, for it is a woman's embraces that it needs".

They look down on us, and it is intolerable to have anyone look down on us!

And it's intolerable.

Mayor Ignazio Marino called Rome's prefect demanding to know how such a scene could have taken place and said it was "intolerable that funerals are used by the living to send mafia messages".

It was intolerable.

It was intolerable for Cortes's parents.

But it was intolerable to imagine the plants being vandalized.

Is she so "wicked and mean" that it is intolerable to be faithful to her? Sometimes, if you believe Dowell, these things are possible.

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