Sentence examples for unbearably by from inspiring English sources

Hemon's painful, tender portrayal of Lazarus's sister is heightened almost unbearably by archival photographs of his skinny, gentle-looking corpse.

For Mr. de Duve, this renders pictures of bloodshed particularly disconcerting — almost unbearably — by intensifying our sense of helplessness before history.

She tells of their cook, a man named July, who slices up their maid, Violet, nearly killing her, before taking off into the Mozambican hills with all of the Fullers' worldly goods -- only to be brought back and beaten unbearably by the black farmhands and then dragged off behind a truck by the white militia.

As well as the thousands of rape survivors, Sierra Leone's lasting emblematic image is of a population unbearably marked by thousands of limb-stumps, chopped off by Taylor's frontline hatchet-men.

"Companies are frustrated by being forced into expensive storage products made unbearably complex by layers of bolt-on technologies, when they simply want the solution to address their business needs, " said Douglas Brockett, CEO, Exablox.

To him, my overenthusiastic rants must make his lackadaisical reading habits look unbearably poor by comparison.

Also, why not make the cigarette cost unbearably high by applying [higher] taxes for each pack of tobacco produced?

At last, Jos?feeling unbearably humiliated by these two men, jabbed the neighbor's foot and told him to shut up.

The subtext was that if the girl was unbearably offended by people sunbathing or walking the streets with very little on (or nothing at all, in some parks and beaches), then Germany might not be the country for her.

What would already have sounded like an elegy for a lost idyll in Bantock's youth must have seemed almost unbearably nostalgic by the time the Celtic was composed and first performed in the early 1940s.

This is a movie built around a missed connection, and Moreau's nocturnal wanderings are made unbearably poignant by an exquisite Miles Davis jazz score that became famous in its own right (and is still available on Verve).