Sentence examples for be even more unbearable from inspiring English sources

In his book, Mr. Vedrine said that while many Europeans were sympathetic to France's complaints, they also believed that if France were as powerful as the United States today, the French would be even more unbearable.

Most of us only know for sure that waiting on security lines at airports is going to be even more unbearable than usual, and that alone is enough to drive one to drink.

The finish was even more unbearable because of how well Stanford played for the first 59 57.

Seize his peerage!" On the contrary, he'd have been even more unbearable.

Incredibly, their ordeal might have been even more unbearable if Hanson had not missed an easier chance shortly after his goal.

The Cubs haven't won since 1908 – a drought far longer than Boston's old Bambino-cursed period – and their transition from lovable losers to unbearable could be even more sudden.

Such projects are even more essential and crucial following the war last summer in Gaza, which made already harsh living conditions for Gazans even more unbearable".

But a key point of Chekhov's plays is the way rural unhappiness is made even more unbearable by the characters' vast distance from big cities.

The textual updating is also unobtrusive, except when John suddenly says, "We do not live under sharia law". But a key point of Chekhov's plays is the way rural unhappiness is made even more unbearable by the characters' vast distance from big cities.

And, they say, the normally frustrating freeway commute during the weekday rush hour is made even more unbearable, particularly when the Dodgers are playing an early night game.

The worst thing salvia does, besides cause New-Age shamanism, is make Miley Cyrus even more unbearable.