Sentence examples for impossible to be around from inspiring English sources

Some things are punishable by law in what you say, but when it comes right down to it, if this person is nauseating or impossible to be around, something must be done.

I was now officially impossible to be around.

For all that, though, I Am Alive and You Are Dead is an intriguing read, well paced and packed with evidence of Dick's eccentricity, which was of the obsessive and neurotic kind, and must have made him impossible to be around for any length of time.

He had become impossible to be around.

Whatever her identity, chances are she was intoxicatingly sexy, intense, unstable, mercurial, and impossible to be at ease around in social settings.

But, as Govan told me, the force of his charisma is such that "it's impossible to be your own person around Mike Heizer".

In the restaurant the only exercise I got was bussing tables and chopping onions and it was impossible not to be around food.

"What I'm interested in determining is the extent to which lenders targeted elderly people as potential customers in order to go after a class of people that they knew, actuarially, it was impossible that they were going to be around to the conclusion of the mortgage," Kucinich says.

He describes working on some of the production lines in the factory: "I worked in a fridge, I had to take boxes from the conveyer... It's impossible to keep up because there are around 80 different types of boxes.

I have such a strong old prey drive that it's nearly impossible for me to be good around kitties or little kids.

Partly, Banks suggests that it has to do with the bifurcation at the heart of his work: "The people he wrote about," he says, "were different than those who read his books, which is a divide that's impossible to get around".