Sentence examples for bit unbearable from inspiring English sources

In fact, without Alan Davies's wry whingeing, delivered so winningly that it cannot be reproduced on a page, the show might be a bit unbearable.

She says she was 'probably a bit unbearable by that stage', and that 'it was one of those mother/daughter arguments that escalated'.

The day when "up" becomes "down", lies become truth, dogs become people, and when the Internet becomes a liiiittle bit unbearable for a day or so.

Then there is a shorter bit of unbearable agony that does not depend on your pain threshold at all, since there is absolutely nobody with a threshold higher than this amount of pain, unless they are already dead.

Obviously that's partly an age thing, but I'm sure there are more terrible people around that once, and the central bits are becoming increasingly unbearable and unsightly, the preserve of rich terrible people.

The writing is a bit stilted and predictable, but the show is not unbearable — there are some amusing supporting actors and the occasional engrossing medical crisis.

As expected in a car with such small dimensions, the ride does get a bit choppy on uneven surfaces, but it's not unbearable.

It'll up the quality of your drunken bar shots a bit, but the vignette effect caused by the LED flash is almost unbearable for anything else.

("Tragic," "gross," "dreadful," "unbearable" was how the unsmiling pundits lambasted Obama's extended bit).

If we go back a bit further, we can remember how after the Oklahoma City bombing, middle aged white men felt the unbearable weight of national scrutiny.

We try to do a little bit here and there because we think maybe it helps, and because the idea that we can do nothing is simply unbearable.