Sentence examples for constant and unendurable from inspiring English sources
Therefore she places Buffy under constant and unendurable strain, the way that siblings do.
What he saw there was ungraspable and unendurable.
They were speaking in what sounded like German about something very serious, but also occasionally funny, and frightening and unendurable, judging by Tovah's face, which every so often froze like the faces of women in silent movies.
Officials could go with Mr. Gluck "with this package we've put into place, or the building continues along this downward arc and conditions become more difficult and unendurable for tenants".
The same man who converted to Roman Catholicism, explaining that the world would be "unintelligible and unendurable without God," once told an old schoolmate that his own life at Oxford had become "quite incredibly depraved morally".
In Anna's case, she may have been hemmed in on all sides: driven, in her soul, to love Vronsky, while living in a world that made acting on that love unwise and unendurable.
The Tyneside it portrays isn't one of hen parties in Bigg Market, but of poverty that grinds Newcastle and its inhabitants into an inescapable and unendurable greyness.
We consider two kinds of nanospheres: wet etching endurable and unendurable nanospheres.
In 1949, Waugh explained that his conversion followed his realisation that life was "unintelligible and unendurable without God".
Absorption there is rapid, constant, and complete.
The bombing was constant and unrelenting.
