Sentence examples for most unbearable to from inspiring English sources

Xinyue Zhou, a psychologist at Sun Yat-sen Uninersity, in Guangzhou, whose research has demonstrated nostalgia's ability to bolster a sense of social connectedness among a diverse cross-section of Chinese citizens, said, "The uncertainty, the lack of control over our lives, is most unbearable to the post-eighties, so we have to seek confirmation from the past".

Eat Early or Late As mentioned above, the middle of the day is typically the most unbearable time to be in the theme parks.

These traumatised women identify with their violent mothers and project all their most unbearable feelings on to their child.

While on hold, listening to the most unbearable Kenny G crap on loop for the 100th time, I remembered something I saw recently: OpenDNS.com.

No, it is radical reformism; an attempt to stop the most unbearable forms of economic domination and deprivation in our societies.

How to survive (and thrive) in the most unbearable of winters: 1.

I also want them to know that all that's most unbearable does fade with time.

In my travels around the world, I have met countless children who have told me in words, poems or drawings about their most unbearable situation, and yet they have found their way to a school, a kitchen or a caring family.

What if? What if?" These are the days and nights of what-ifs, and for those of us who use the Lincoln Tunnel each day to return to New York (under the river and into the woods) and to escape from it, those what-ifs become most unbearable in the tunnel.

Two of our favorite bands from two of North America's most unbearable big cities are playing a free show tonight at the Cake Shop to follow up their showcase in the industry-rep clusterfuck of CMJ.

Briefly, the intensity of pain was evaluated using a visual analog scale (VAS) of 10 cm in length that was graduated from "0" to "10," where "0" represented no pain and "10" the most unbearable pain.