I didn't want to leave but it was made unbearable for me to stay.
The search is wearying and absurd in itself, but is made unbearable by the presence of the brutish cat.
Ancelotti was unceremoniously sacked at Everton and has told how his life was made unbearable in his final weeks.
Significant parts of the so-called "developing" world have been made unbearable, if not effectively uninhabitable, by conflict, tyranny, famine, and climate change.
These usually centre around the "human interest" side of things, preferably in the form of peoples' lives being made unbearable by building work.
One of the insiders referred to a directive he received, which said that "the life of the enemy has to be made unbearable".
She moved in 2007, after her life was made unbearable by a new cellphone mast at the research farm in Cedar Falls, Iowa, that she shared with her husband, Bert, and their son.
There is something about his pale face, with its large nose, jutting ears and uneven teeth, all set above that long, skeletal frame, that takes hold of the heart and makes unbearable the thought of him being badly hurt.
Our way of making unbearable suppression a little more bearable.
As Frankl wrote, "Life is never made unbearable by circumstances, but only by lack of meaning and purpose".
