Sentence examples for intolerable as from inspiring English sources

Someday, the origin may be lost and the "fact" overwhelmed by such noise.Mr Ordoveza finds the sheer laziness intolerable, as well.

Direct human injury by insect stings and bites is of relatively minor importance, although swarms of biting flies and mosquitoes often make life almost intolerable, as do biting midges (sand flies) and salt-marsh mosquitoes.

Nevertheless, Dai Jin, who was opposed in the Beijing capital by jealous court rivals and who found the restrictions there intolerable (as did many others who followed), was affected by the calligraphically inspired scholars' art: his brushwork shows far greater freedom than is found in his Nan Song models.

This situation is absolutely intolerable, as is the withdrawal of the university degrees awarded to Jean Plantin over ten years ago.

Both candidates, McConnell advisers said, would be completely intolerable as general election nominees.

To her red-shirted supporters it would be as intolerable as a military coup.

The comparatively low body count of the past few days is still obscene by most global standards, and ought to be intolerable domestically, as well.

In India the emergency was a bruising colonialism that had become as intolerable to artists as to everyone else.

An escape into apathy and false security was as intolerable to him as terror is to most people.

It takes your breath away, really: the same board that viewed Mr. Hurd's minor expense account shenanigans as intolerable has chosen as its new C.E.O.

Mr Obama may have to agree to a spending-only trigger, and hope that cuts to veterans' benefits and defence will be as intolerable to Republicans as tax increases.