Sentence examples for it became intolerable from inspiring English sources

"It became intolerable," Deborah said.

In France, the nobility rebuffed the state's efforts to tax them, so the burden fell increasingly on the peasantry until it became intolerable, leading to the French Revolution.

He was sad to give up his passport, he says, but keeping the IRS happy grew ever more time-consuming and costly, until it became intolerable.With a tax system based on citizenship rather than residence, America is the only advanced country that chases its nationals even those who have long had no links to their homeland for a slice of their worldwide earnings.

By the time I got to fourth grade, it became intolerable..

When it became intolerable she left school and, through independent learning, managed to ace her A Levels and get a job in her chosen field.

But it became intolerable when astronomers declared that the earth is but one of a hundred billion trillion other planets, and when geologists demonstrated that recorded history is but a blink of time -- a microsecond of the second of earth's existence.

He won't give me or you or anyone the opportunity to end their own life when or if it becomes intolerable or simply too boring to bear.

In that same Rolling Stone story, when Swift hears that John Mayer responded to a song she wrote about him, she "presses her hands against her ears, saying, 'Be kind, and don't tell me.' " Perhaps this is a side effect of being so skilled at commandeering stories: it becomes intolerable to imagine a story out of your control.

Pain can negatively affect quality of life and may do more harm than an illness itself when it becomes intolerable, making the patient both physically and mentally uncomfortable.

The pain gradually increases until it becomes intolerable and the earlier it is diagnosed the better.

When the N.C.A.A., which is based in Indianapolis, declared its opposition to the legislation, the pressure became intolerable.