Sentence examples for such intolerable from inspiring English sources

Would the great lute players and viola players of the age have put up with such intolerable conditions?

In the immediate aftermath of his death, she found the strength to speak at his memorial service, decrying the "unfair prosecution [and]... deeply dysfunctional criminal justice system" that had brought such intolerable pressure to bear on the man she loved.

In the face of huge opposition from William Seward, Lincoln's forceful secretary of state, Lyons simply threatened that Britain would recognise the south as a legal entity if such intolerable behaviour continued.

When the EU foreign policy chief, Catherine Ashton, met women's rights activists during her trip to Iran in March, conservatives lashed out, calling on the government of President Hassan Rouhani to block such "intolerable interventions".

Fortunately, in response to such intolerable behavior, many sane people, including the son of Arizona senator and 2008 presidential candidate John McCain, posted pictures of themselves with either their interracial children, spouses or families.

The harsh terms of the deal to rescue the Greeks, which mostly derived from a German blueprint, sparked accusations that Berlin either sought to humiliate Greece or impose such intolerable conditions for a bailout that Athens would choose to exit the euro.

"He is in such an intolerable position.

Now a more fearful leadership finds such practices intolerable.

"LeMay evidently found the prospect of such stalemate intolerable," Rhodes writes.

Only an uncaring entity, immune to the suffering of a distressed family, could conduct itself in such an intolerable way.

The statement from the bishops' committee, signed by the bishops' president, Archbishop Timothy M. Dolan of New York, said, "We remain especially firm in our commitment to remove permanently from public ministry any priest who committed such an intolerable offense".