Sentence examples for be insufferable to from inspiring English sources

His antisocial politics may be insufferable to Lévy, but they're widely shared.

Yes, we can be insufferable to dine with, but we can also afford to eat out and learn about foods that were not available where we grew up.

It is inevitable that a foreign policy couched in biblical symbols, eschewing subtleties and advanced by Texans, oil-men, neocons and industrialists would be insufferable to liberals, doves, internationalists and New Englanders (conversely, remember what Bill Clinton did to conservatives).

The perfect person would be insufferable to live with; likewise, we wouldn't want to live in the perfect place, either.

This is why so many diaries are abandoned by circa January 10th: keeping this up, you quickly realize, means something worse than being insufferable to others; it means being insufferable to yourself.

It's insufferable to them that the state, not the market, should run such a mighty enterprise efficiently, even when underfunded.

Though, as everybody knows from Shakespeare, he refused the title of king, his power and condescension were insufferable to the nobility, and his fate was sealed.

Slavoj Žižek argues in "The Perverts Guide to Ideology" that atheists are more religious today than most Christians; Marc Maron in "Thinky Pain" claims it is insufferable to dine with vegans because they are so self-righteous.

That sort of person wants to be insufferable.

After sharing her room with Pfeffer, she found him to be insufferable and resented his intrusion, and she clashed with Auguste van Pels, whom she regarded as foolish.

And, if you're insufferable enough to refuse to ever compromise with actual, living, breathing romantic partners, the Idea of Someone will stay with you forever.