Sentence examples for if unbearable from inspiring English sources

But there was still to be 11 minutes of ball-in-play to come, as the action wound momentously around the field and the whole final episode was further elongated, among scenes of delicious if unbearable tension, as the game stopped for a yellow card, re-setting of scrums, warnings and injuries.

But remember it wasn't all that long ago that Karl Rove imagined an enduring Republican majority, which to horrified Democrats seemed all too possible, even if unbearable, at the time.

If unbearable suffering is present, physicians need to assess which aspects are unbearable, to adjust palliative interventions.

Use of paracetamol up to 4 g per day for four consecutive days was allowed as rescue medication if unbearable pain had not improved after at least 1 h rest.

And especially if that unbearable reality of human degradation is performed by leading thespians.

If the unbearable emotion can be tolerated, grief can be used to bring people closer together, to slow things down, and to think things through.

If the unbearable happens and your boot gets completely wet, your feet stay dry.

What if? What if?" These are the days and nights of what-ifs, and for those of us who use the Lincoln Tunnel each day to return to New York (under the river and into the woods) and to escape from it, those what-ifs become most unbearable in the tunnel.

Even if you don't subscribe to a view of the game often attributed to Mark Twain — that it's a good walk spoiled — you might reasonably wonder if the world would be unbearable if no more courses were built.

Contact your physician or other medical providers as soon as possible if you experience unbearable pain associated with your tailbone, or if you incur pain without a known cause or injury.

These costs are acceptable if you genuinely like clinical problem-solving and patient contact, but are unbearable if you don't.