Sentence examples for intolerable loss from inspiring English sources

For leading officials, backtracking on a three-decade-old policy would entail an intolerable loss of face.

When the new House and Senate take office in January, lawmakers need to address this ongoing insult to women and the intolerable loss for effective law enforcement.

The shock springs not only from the intolerable loss of life but from a growing realization that America had so much else to lose.

The Tolkiens left it in 1900, for the sake of the boys' education, and from here on his life, though crowned with fame, bears the marks not of success but of intolerable loss.

The most affecting stories from the Civil War are of people who came to recognize this duality: believing in the goodness of the Cause and still finding nothing in the Mourning Store that fit; ignoring the usual vertical rituals of church and sermon, and trying to improvise horizontal rituals to make sense of what remained intolerable loss.

Looking at the movie again, one can glean the truth from certain shadings in Leigh's performance: her rage at Gable contains more than a hint of panic, a suggestion by the actress that, for Scarlett, sexual happiness might lead to an intolerable loss of will.

Building fundamental understanding of the interactions between component compounds will be a valuable future step forward, and will further empower the buffering of food crop cultivation against intolerable losses in yield.

Also, there are serious complications of osteoradionecrosis remaining such as severe facial deformity, intolerable pain, loss of occlusal function and fistula.

What spurred new rituals of naming and caring, Faust writes, "was the anguish of wives, parents, siblings, and children who found undocumented, unconfirmed, and unrecognized loss intolerable.

In the majority of geriatric patients, walking ability is limited before the fracture, and co-existing anaemia and malnutrition make significant intra-operative blood loss intolerable [13].

And it too provoked intolerable feelings of loss.