Sentence examples for more unbearable the from inspiring English sources

To make it even more unbearable, the Brits have a tendency to lose in the most unsatisfying way possible, on penalty kick shoot-outs.

Because of baseball preemptions, Fox won't be airing a new "Fringe" on Oct. 19, but to ease the pain (or perhaps make the wait even more unbearable), the network has released a chilling new promo that previews the show's upcoming episodes.

Some say the current situation feels more unbearable than the bombing and shelling experienced during the recent war.

Conditions have become even more unbearable for the family since the video was made public.

Far more unbearable than the murder is the fact that we don't know who did it.

Nobody should have to spend a night on the streets, but the prospect becomes even more unbearable during the winter.

But a key point of Chekhov's plays is the way rural unhappiness is made even more unbearable by the characters' vast distance from big cities.

The grief of losing a child made more unbearable by the knowledge that you decided to take them in a boat that capsized; nightmares about torture; depression induced by the awfulness of living in a camp, unable to go forward or back.

Each hour that passed seemed more unbearable than the last.

His isolation in hiding seemed more unbearable than the unknown outside his window.

A cancer patient's suffering isn't necessarily more unbearable than the more indefinite agony of someone living with multiple sclerosis or quadriplegia or manic depression.