Sentence examples for may be unbearable from inspiring English sources
His theorising here is playful, delightfully provisional: lightness may be unbearable as a condition of being, but levity is the leaven of his writing.
The infinite treatments with antiviral drugs for CHB patients are also costly and may be unbearable by most patients of developing and resource-constrained countries.
The present study also shows that high intensity of symptoms does not necessarily indicate suffering, while low intensity of symptoms indeed may be unbearable.
This temperature increase may be unbearable and you, or others in the car, are at risk of passing out.
In general, avoid putting your pet in the front passenger seat the sunlight coming from the front window may be harsh or may cause rapidly increased heat that may be unbearable for the pet.
(And when it doesn't when an actor opens up to the phenomenon the personal price of doing so may well be unbearable, catastrophic).
For example, if a woman is anticipating pain in labour to be unbearable, she may already be looking at ways of alleviating that pain.
Weakness or imbalances in these muscles can put too much weight in the knees that can be unbearable and may lead to the development of the ailment.
The heat can be unbearable.
