Sentence examples for unwatchable from inspiring English sources

The Bafta awards, devoted to the year's must-see TV, is almost unwatchable because of the combined tedium of the winners' speeches and the cutaways to the losers trying sportingly to show support.

The difference is that the Rat Pack's gin-sodden original was plodding, preening, and almost unwatchable, while Soderbergh's remake is an irresistible, effervescent champagne-cocktail of a heist-movie.

And if there are any two people on Earth capable of being as stingingly unwatchable as Robert De Niro and Eddie Murphy were in 2002's Showtime, it's them.

Still, for the elimination of doubt, and instead of expending their energies on some unwatchable head-to-head between David Cameron and Ed Miliband, couldn't the broadcasters consider a far more enticing alternative?

FRENCH film-makers are good at turning out silly comedies that foreigners find unwatchable.

A particularly clunky Cool Japan video issued by bureaucrats from the ministry of economy last summer went viral for being the nearly unwatchable essence of anti-cool Another difficulty is thanti-cool Another seems to be confusedifficultyat is thatks is cool.

Men's middle-distance running is now a "competitive wasteland" that is "so predictable it's unwatchable".

A television programme consisting largely of all but unwatchable monologues lingered painfully on the airwaves and then died, unlamented.

Today's worst programmes should be measured not against the best products of yesteryear but the worst: so slackly plotted, vapid and slow-moving that they are now almost unwatchable.

"HILLARY: THE MOVIE" is unwatchable.

His latest film, Irrational Man, starring Joaquin Phoenix and Emma Stone, has been called "murderously bad" and "nearly unwatchable".