Sentence examples for intolerable grief from inspiring English sources
However much he understood all this he found it an intolerable grief to submit to it.
Testament of Youth was written by a woman approaching 40 who had spent some 17 years coming to terms with her singular experience of the first world war – as a girl, a fiancee, a feminist, a Voluntary Aid Detachment (VAD) nurse and, finally, as the sorrowing victim of intolerable grief.
When Stolorow awakened one morning in 1991 to find Dede, his beloved wife and colleague, lying dead across their bed four weeks after her metastatic cancer had been diagnosed, he found himself in the middle of intolerable grief after years of helping others work through trauma.
It can be used effectively to relieve or sublimate intolerable intensity of grief, pain, or ecstasy as in the use of the pop song "Stuck in the Middle with You" during a torture scene in Reservoir Dogs (1992).
Intolerance is intolerable.
If the situation is intolerable or causing you more grief than it is worth, it may be time to think about leaving.
He writes, "My grief has not been hysterical, scarcely visible to others (perhaps because the notion of 'theatricalizing' my mother's death would have been intolerable)." "Mourning Diary" is a work of vigorous ego, as perhaps all good books are.
