Sentence examples for had been intolerable from inspiring English sources

After the hearing, Barber, who runs her Northumberland-based business with one of her daughters, said the strain of the case had been "intolerable" and that she had been the victim of online trolling since details of the legal dispute emerged.

Audrey Wood, whose son Stuart died in the crash, said the five-year wait had been "intolerable".

House Speaker John Boehner told reporters on Wednesday: "My question is, who's going to jail over this scandal?" In response to a treasury department report that blamed "ineffective management" at the agency, Mr Obama said on Tuesday night that the IRS actions had been "intolerable and inexcusable".

The resulting Woolf Report concluded that conditions in the prison had been intolerable, and recommended major reform of the prison system.

Anything was better than uncertainty; the waiting had been intolerable, the fear of the unmentionable had almost come to be a desire for the unmentionable; its certainty, its mention, was at least a resolution.

Crime in the District of Columbia has been intolerable, and inching upward, for many months, they contend.

In other cities, especially well-visited ones in the region this has been intolerable.

The amount of technical information downloaded in an Ashley performance might have been intolerable had it not been for the communicative phenomenon that was Ashley herself.

"The judges must have judged that the consequences of closure would have been intolerable for the country," Mr. Ozel said.

He writes, "My grief has not been hysterical, scarcely visible to others (perhaps because the notion of 'theatricalizing' my mother's death would have been intolerable)." "Mourning Diary" is a work of vigorous ego, as perhaps all good books are.

Mass-produced statuettes of Ms. Agha-Soltan would have been intolerable for the Iranian government, which has continued to deny that members of the government-financed Basij militia were responsible for her death last June.