Sentence examples for unbearable to remember from inspiring English sources
It's almost unbearable to remember.
By Edward Hirsch The New Yorker, July 20 , 1992P. 40 It's almost unbearable to remember View Article By John Cassidy By Kathryn Schulz By Robin Wright By Ben Taub.
Perhaps it's important to be able to bear witness to the seemingly unbearable, to remember so many soldiers being blown apart by IEDs so far away from cameras and now all these innocents.
It was unbearable to think of the damage done.
It is the preprogrammed response not to remember because remembering entails so much unbearable suffering.
Just over two months ago, he was hospitalized for two weeks with viral meningoencephalitis, which led to unbearable headaches and left him numb, convulsing and unable to remember his name.
"You have to remember that he started acting when his life was truly unbearable".
Drake's sly sense of humour is one of the things that stops his constant moaning becoming unbearable, something the multitude of artists writing lyrics in his image would do well to remember.
As much as I want to spend every second with you and to remember what it was like to be with you, the longer time goes on, the more unbearable it seems to get.
The Foley video is almost unbearable to watch — for those who loved both men; for each of their mothers, who remember when they were children; as well as for the families of the other Americans who are being held by ISIS.
