It would be intolerable: viewed as a betrayal, grounds for banishment and reprisal.
Below Thirty-third street where train depart, the approach seems gymnastic, the price we pay for a ticket seems high, the bulletin board listing stations seems incomplete and the fierce running battle required to get aboard seems intolerable... View Article By Charles Bethea By Alan Burdick By Phil Klay By Charles Bethea.
Woolf described the conditions inside Strangeways in the months leading up to the riot as "intolerable", and viewed a "combination of errors" by staff and management at the prison and Prison Service as a central contributing factor to the riot.
7. When Mr Carswell was asked about accusations of sexism in Ukip, including a former MEP's description of women as "sluts" and assertions that "no self-respecting small businessman…would ever employ a lady of child-bearing age", he called the views "intolerable".
He presented schizophrenia as a rational response to intolerable experiences – a view that put him at loggerheads with an establishment that saw mental illness as a medical problem – and encouraged residents of Kingsley Hall to embrace their so-called madness.
Labeling people who have an unpopular view as somehow intrinsically bad or immoral, declaring such views as intolerable even to hold, is now a big part of our culture and is having an impact on our conversations and our politics.
The fact, however, that more than 40 million Americans have no health insurance is, from a Jewish point of view, an intolerable dereliction of society's moral duty".
Intolerance is intolerable.
But the governor, he said, was "emphatic that the money didn't matter to him" and found it intolerable that he would be viewed as having given in to the unions.
The truth is, we knew for decades that Iraq had nuclear, chemical and biological weapons programs -- yet it was only after 9/11 that these programs were viewed as an intolerable threat that necessitated a regime change.
