Sentence examples for intolerable though from inspiring English sources

It was more intolerable, though quite natural, for Catherine to imagine that her parents might picture her in a man's arms.

The state of nature in which human beings originally lived was not, as Hobbes imagined, intolerable, though it did have certain inconveniences.

He found Roger Williams's criticism of church-state relations intolerable, though he secretly helped Williams to flee to Rhode Island in 1636.

However, it should be borne in mind that - intolerable though it is for a large section of the population to be forced into bomb shelters and some of them killed - Hizbullah's arsenal of Katyushas, rifles, machine guns, grenades and mortars represents a negligible military threat to the survival of Israel.

And to use his decision as an excuse to make him a scapegoat would be intolerable - though I fear it would be tolerated by half his cabinet colleagues.

"This cockroach-like existence," he writes, referring to Kafka's "Metamorphosis," "is cumulatively intolerable even though on any given night it is perfectly manageable".

Intolerance is intolerable.

It nevertheless foundered on its clumsy, though not intolerable, libretto.

In the wealthier parts of the Mexican capital it is certainly easy to find people who dismiss the idea of getting on a bus — usually by citing intolerable discomfort or danger — even though they have little or no personal experience on which to base their aversion.

It's possible that these unwanted choices become even more intolerable over the course of the shutdown, though history suggests otherwise.

To Vabner, though, the close proximity to additional weapons is an intolerable risk.