Sentence examples for intolerable- from inspiring English sources

David Cameron was more emollient, writing in his reply to Warsi's letter that he realised "this must not have been an easy decision for you to make", and adding: "I understand your strength of feeling on the current crisis in the Middle East – the situation in Gaza is intolerable".

"I think the situation created by the current Russian Football Union management is intolerable," Usmanov said.

Terry!" She grabbed a mop to damp down the heat, but the air outside was scorching, and intolerable.

Councils say there will be a £4.3bn shortfall by 2020 and the effect of this on those most in need is simply intolerable.

— Helen Razer (@HelenRazer) May 11, 2014 I remember when this song competition was genuinely intolerable.

Those demands tend to mean they have to radically simplify life in a way most of us would find completely intolerable.

The west started a bombing campaign after its citizens were beheaded last year in Iraq – the images of these crimes were intolerable.

If you possess even the most rudimentary bullshit radar, these next few weeks are going to be genuinely intolerable.

In hard economic times, it is intolerable for directors of energy companies to draw huge bonuses while their customers go cold because they cannot afford to pay the bills.

"If we can instill the belief that it is intolerable that any woman should die even in the most remote village," explains Arrowsmith, "then strategies can be put into place where local people look to maximise the effectiveness of any resource in getting a woman help when she desperately needs it".

"Intolerable sabotage" ran the headline on the front of this morning's Marca.