Sentence examples for most insufferable from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bellamy was the most conventionally gifted singer on the bill, and the most insufferable one.
They talk in the windiest, dullest and most insufferable way of life and love in all its forms.
In 2005, Jon Pareles spanked Martin in an article called "The Case Against Coldplay," in which he called the group "the most insufferable band of the decade".
The resulting show ranks high among the most insufferable nights I've spent at the theater – and I was there for "Prymate," folks!
And only then does he deliver the solar-plexus punch: "But put them all together and they add up to Coldplay, the most insufferable band of the decade".
The film promises to do for the US president what Nowhere Boy did for John Lennon, ie make him seem like the world's most insufferable plank.
(Think Brendon on this past summer's Big Brother, who was a swimming coach. And then there was last season's Ex-Coach Wade, aka Voldepussy, one of the most-insufferable contestants this show ever put on the air).
Examples included employer bankruptcy, stock market loss, accusations of sexual harassment or, most commonly, insufferable assignments at work.
So a primer is in order: a set of instructions on what to hope for, what to brace for, and when, how, why and where a rooftop can be most pleasurable or insufferable.
Most songs were not insufferable.
History is full of such heroines and most of them are insufferable (Pollyanna), sickly (Beth in Little Women), infantilised (Muriel in Muriel's Wedding), or just too damn nice (Pride and Prejudice's Jane Bennett).
