Sentence examples for regarded as intolerable from inspiring English sources
That 20% level is generally regarded as intolerable for any country.
Or is it an act of symbolic violence (violence against the identity) that civilised society should regard as intolerable?
It is about whether we are seen as a liberal cosmopolitan party that does not regard as intolerable people that care about issues of immigration or race.
Eight months into power, the new government still cannot say what it regards as intolerable.Except, perhaps, ex-President Suharto; and even there only up to a point.
Like most experienced business travelers, I am enormously sympathetic to flight attendants, and I think most of them do a first-rate job under what many of us would regard as intolerable conditions.
The brief arraignment set the scene for what is certain to be an intense battle between opposing views of the world: nations and groups that are determined -- after what Isaiah Berlin called "the most terrible century" -- to combat crimes it regards as intolerable through the extension of international law, versus a man who sees this campaign as little more than a cloak for American imperialism.
In short, cruelty reflects what sanctions society regards as intolerable, a standard that inevitably requires analysis of the present context and frequency of a punishment.
In modern terms, most Justices have adhered to the 1958 statement of Chief Justice Warren that the proper test measures "evolving standards of decency". In short, cruelty reflects what sanctions society regards as intolerable, a standard that inevitably requires analysis of the present context and frequency of a punishment.
If there was even a hint that a girlfriend had been involved with another man, it would be regarded as an intolerable stain on his honour, regardless as to how many women he had on the go at the same time.
Despite the risks, British leaders have emphasized the benefits of coming out from under the thumb of an E.U. bureaucracy that Brexit advocates regard as an intolerable infringement on U.K. sovereignty.
