Sentence examples for too unmanageable from inspiring English sources

They want to take their cat with them but fear he will become too unmanageable on the trip, so they have a doctor give him enough morphine to quiet him on the trip.

There were times in my first couple of days there when I wondered whether the festival had lost its way; whether it was simply too big, too unmanageable and too resistant to the intimacy that can be had at smaller, more focused festivals such as Dorset's End of the Road.

Rational activity seems too unmanageable a description to permit a function-analysis of it.

Pay attention to signs and signals that could suggest she isn't okay, whether it's an inability to get out of bed, severe depression or anxiety, substance use, or even the appearance of being unaffected, which would suggest numbness and feelings buried because they feel too unmanageable.

It is completely irresponsible to drill for oil in such a fragile environment; there are simply too many unmanageable risks".

They informed me that it was "too broad," "unmanageable," and would take "years to complete".

Ms. Rosenberg described the living room back then as "kind of a hodgepodge," and thought potential buyers might see it as too open and unmanageable.

Their immediate objective: use hard-hitting television ads to tether Democratic candidates to the budget deficit, lackluster economic growth and the perception that government has become too intrusive and unmanageable.

Mr. Weill's critics, however, see a company that became too big and unmanageable, with a "win at all costs" culture that eventually came to haunt it in the late 1990's as Citigroup became ensnared in the scandals surrounding Enron, WorldCom and analyst research on Wall Street.

He said last month that it had become "unmanageable" and too expensive for some producers.

The pain is unmanageable if I talk too much or read too much or write too much".