But it's more intolerable to not.
What the group did was "intolerable" said the letter, but "what is more intolerable is the reaction to the events".
For many refugees on Nauru, the uncertainty of the future is more intolerable than the horrors of the past.
It was more intolerable, though quite natural, for Catherine to imagine that her parents might picture her in a man's arms.
We had fixed one set of convulsions but at the same time we had given him new ones, which were more intolerable to him than the old ones were, since he was now conscious.
Ask yourself - what is more intolerable - making a reckless statement in the press or imprisoning journalists, educators, religious leaders, and ordinary citizens for what they write?
What is still more intolerable is to accuse a speaker of making a display in order to be paid for it.
I will go farther, and assert, that the authority of the British Parliament over America, would, in all probability, be a more intolerable and excessive species of despotism than an absolute monarchy.1 The power of an absolute prince is not temporary, but perpetual.
Although some moderns have attempted to sap the strength and ideals of this nation by slogans such as 'I'd rather be red than dead,' there are situations more intolerable than death". Many rank and file officers believed that the memo strongly implied that Campbell could have prevented his own death and branded both Campbell and Hettinger cowards.
Though Lunardelli has been selling Nazi-themed wines for 20 years, the once-idiosyncratic marketing device is even more intolerable these days, center officials said, with the rising incidence of anti-Semitism in Europe.
