Sentence examples for more intolerable than from inspiring English sources

I don't believe that this friend's life had become more intolerable than Manning's, or mine.

For many refugees on Nauru, the uncertainty of the future is more intolerable than the horrors of the past.

Stafford Smith said that his client found the psychological torture more intolerable than the physical abuse that he said he had been previously subjected to in Morocco, where, he said, local intelligence agents had sliced him with a razor blade.

Yet in Nelson's stories, men who try to do the right thing, who manage to stick around in a crisis, are almost more intolerable than the feckless Kevins and Nicholases.

The cross-party social media sniping is well under way – and making Twitter even more intolerable than usual, with the platform's in-house analysis of the #ausvotes hashtag so far finding more mentions of @AustralianLabor than @LiberalAus – make of that what you will.

Depression is a state more intolerable than any other - more devastating than physical pain, which we understand is a function of the flesh, not of character or essence.

We had fixed one set of convulsions but at the same time we had given him new ones, which were more intolerable to him than the old ones were, since he was now conscious.

But it's more intolerable to not.

What the group did was "intolerable" said the letter, but "what is more intolerable is the reaction to the events".

Without wider social harmony, life for most of Kenya's people will become even more intolerable.

For some residents, the days and nights without electricity have become more and more intolerable.