Sentence examples for insufferable for from inspiring English sources

For the outsider, being a third party around such a closed system can be insufferable, for it means being outvoted, two to one, whenever there's a disagreement.

I say insufferable; for the feeling was unrelieved by any of that half-pleasurable, because poetic, sentiment with which the mind usually receives even the sternest natural images of the desolate and terrible.

When Bon Iver's Justin Vernon declined to sign up to one of the Grammys' reliably feeble on-stage collaborations this year, Gawker headlined its report: "Bon Iver Turn Down Grammys in Favour of Whining", while Slate called him "insufferable" for passing up a potential "sales boost".

That is not only a waste of resources (power and frequency), but also insufferable for SUs, especially for the SUs who lease spectrum for some guarantees of QoS.

The regime "turned Eritrea into an earthly inferno and made life insufferable for its people," writes Andebrhan Welde Giorgis, a former Eritrean official who broke ties with the regime in 2006, in a recent book about the country.

But there's nothing underneath the artifice of this insufferable soufflé for snobs with highbrow pretensions.

Jane, 55, explains how the stroke left Tony's sharp mind locked inside a broken body – an insufferable fate for the sociable, opinionated engineering executive and rugby enthusiast.

Sure, Al Gore, a k a Monsieur Tussaud, is an insufferable maniac for detail who hates delegating and is engineering every move in Florida.

I wish I believed that this woman would have tolerated this insufferable man for a single second; it might have helped if Mr. Shimell, who has an interesting, grave face, were a plausible screen performer.

And it will still be trounced in the ratings by an N.F.L. game between the Bears and the Lions even though watching that requires listening to the insufferable Jon Gruden for three hours, making it a shame that Nielsen does not measure how many people watch the game on mute.

Critics often label magazine-turned-media-network Vice as a haven for insufferable hipsters.