Sentence examples for intolerable burden from inspiring English sources

What an intolerable burden!

But that would impose an intolerable burden.

If the self-dramatizing Coleridge inevitably emerges more vividly, he also emerges as an intolerable burden.

Bankruptcy prevents past mistakes from placing an intolerable burden on the future.

Mr. Bush also said rising energy prices had put an intolerable burden on families and farmers.

Position, circumstances, and his own character placed an almost intolerable burden on his shoulders.

Mr. Baldwin said the King felt he could not carry the "almost intolerable burdens of kingship without a woman at his side".

These limits mean the president can resort to recess appointments of this kind only in instances of transparent and intolerable burdens on his authority.

"The King has told us that he cannot carry, and does not see his way to carry, these almost intolerable burdens of kingship without a woman at his side".

While you try and break government, the public will be placed under intolerable burdens by the private enterprises you promote.

But this is far more believable: the idea that his real life has been compressed and clenched within himself, but always there, another all-but-intolerable burden.