Sentence examples for intolerable point from inspiring English sources

Frogs with intact brains do jump out of hot water when the temperature reaches an intolerable point; let's realize that we are reaching the boiling point in Iran and the Middle East and act while we still can avoid a catastrophe.

What if, when you reached an intolerable point in your marriage, instead of saying, "I don't know what to do," you had already agreed on what to do? Personally, I can't promise to live with someone "til death do us part" without some measure of "unless" involved.

Valérie Trierweiler, the partner of the president François Hollande, tweeted that the comments were "intolerable" pointing out that one of the Nazi internment camps for Gypsies during the Holocaust was located in Montreuil-Bellay – only 60km (37 miles) from Cholet.

The science shows that we are at a tipping point: intolerable temperatures and melting glaciers exist against the backdrop of a dwindling oil supply.

Such excursions, executed by formal subjects of the Polish king, were intolerable from the point of view of foreign relations of the Commonwealth, because they violated peace or interfered with the state's current policy toward the Ottoman Empire.

For the small minority of Orthodox Jews, this was intolerable, and from that point on, they held their services separately, in rented rooms.

Intolerance is intolerable.

We used a 10-point Numeric Rating Scale (NRS) to measure pain intensity, considering 10 as intolerable pain and 0 as no sensation.

While 45 meters may seem intolerable from the commercial forestry point of view, anything less than that may be intolerable from the point of view of conservation, and thus against the idea of sustainable use of natural resources.

It is the second proposition — that Iraq's chemical, biological, and nuclear arsenals, or programs, constituted an intolerable threat — that at this point seems near collapse.

But they came to believe that higher taxes only encouraged higher spending until a politically intolerable deficit emerged, at which point they would again be pressured to support tax increases.