Sentence examples for some unbearable from inspiring English sources

The chances of failure were enormous, and his success was, for some, unbearable.

Sixty-six years later, when a black man holds the Presidency, equality may still be, for some, unbearable, but Robinson abruptly moved America forward.

The scrutiny she has endured has not driven her into some unbearable version of what the critic Simon Reynolds recently called "the superstar blues".

Enjoyable for some, unbearable for others.

"When it comes to foreclosures, we're going to see some unbearable statistics.

What makes a desirable Utopia is often wanting to escape from some unbearable present.

There's some pretty unbearable stuff buried in here for sure, but lots of gems, too.

In a 2008 French study, 88% of patients reported "at least one undesirable side-effect that could possibly be attributable to Baclofen", some so unbearable that patients had to stop treatment.

The movie is excellent on the culture and furniture of hospitals and how these become part of the lives of the unwell, and there is an outstanding, and in some ways unbearable scene, showing the patient having his body hair shaved in preparation for an operation: a modern, secular pietà.

Whether it's by strangers, close friends, or even a romantic partner, people with haphephobia find being touched extremely uncomfortable and in some cases unbearable.

Unbearable suffering is not further specified in the act, but the views of the Royal Dutch Medical Association, 4 the regional euthanasia review committees, 3 and case law 5 provide some indications: unbearable suffering is not limited to physical suffering, the suffering must at least be recognisably unbearable for the physician, and unbearable suffering is subjective.