Sentence examples for utterly unbearable from inspiring English sources

Mr Havel has described Mr Klaus, a notoriously prickly Eurosceptic and champion of climate-change doubters, as "utterly unbearable".

This shaggy innocent is named Ned, and if he were played by anyone other than Paul Rudd, he would be utterly unbearable.

It can transform a perfectly adorable person into someone utterly unbearable, and back, and back again, within the space of a conversation.

And for Milton, whose temperament up to this point inclined him obviously to hesitation, to postponement, and to merely the anticipation of profit, the pressure applied by this parable of the unprofitable servant may very well have seemed utterly unbearable.

Now we're not saying that Corden is almost utterly unbearable on every possible level, but … Adam Boult has been asking you lot who you think should host the Brits next year.

Imagine what it must be like to suffer from terminal megalomania, to have a total inability to distinguish between fact and fiction even when confronted with the evidence, to know many people find you utterly unbearable, and not even have the excuse that you've done some coke.

It was absolutely unbearable".

Euthanasia is commonplace in the Netherlands, and the legal criteria are utterly subjective: "unbearable suffering," "due care" and, fuzziest of all, especially in cases of dementia or mental illness, a "voluntary, well-considered request". As bioethicists David Miller and Scott Kim of the National Institutes of Health note in a recent paper, "Dutch physicians. . .

Among others, "The Hindustan Times" called Puli a "fantastic flop," "utterly disappointing" and "unbearable to watch," and gave the film just 1 star out of 5. "The Times of India" gave Puli 2.5 stars, calling it "a fantasy... told in an amateur fashion" that "fails to entertain". Puli faces formidable competition from the Akshay Kumar comedy Singh is Bliing, which opened on Thursday.

The white-collar tension in the video is almost unbearable, while at the same time, utterly hilarious.

He also admires the film's unapologetic oddness, which has divided critics (the Independent's critic applauded its "its utterly offbeat quality", while the Guardian's Catherine Shoard called it "almost unbearable").