Sentence examples for like intolerable from inspiring English sources
The Coens are currently filming Hail, Caesar!, a return to the screwball comedy of previous films like Intolerable Cruelty and The Big Lebowski.
To us, of course, Riis's showmanship would have seemed like intolerable distractions from the purity of the suffering his images convey.
But, my first evening on campus, as I wandered around in what seemed like intolerable cold, it suddenly struck me that everyone I loved on this earth was almost six thousand miles away.
Last year's annual report dropped words like "intolerable misrepresentation" and "disturbing," in referring to CSIS's refusal to provide documents to the high-security-clearance committee.
Last year's annual report dropped words like "intolerable misrepresentation" and "disturbing," in referring to CSIS' refusal to provide documents to the high-security-clearance committee.
These three were repeatedly portrayed within a hierarchal framework: Cephalic and cervical pain was communicated as predominant, and words like intolerable and indescribable were used to describe everyday life in the periods of constant pain.
But he is consistent in characterizing his primary don't-like: an intolerable gulf between winemakers and wine drinkers caused by a legally mandated separation of importers, distributors and retailers.
His obscurity seemed like an intolerable injustice, and correcting it gave her a sense of purpose.
In America, that seems like an intolerable question — the end of the conversation.
And given the massive government interventions we've seen in the past few months, having the government invest in index funds hardly seems like some intolerable transgression of free-market principles, either.
And across the list, a familiar pattern emerged: 14 of the 21 entries were women, whose descriptions were peppered with adjectives like "difficult," "intolerable," and "bratty".
