For myself the pang of absence is already too great, and when I think of the increase of what I must needs suffer it would be well nigh intolerable but for my firm hope of your unchangeable affection..."....
However, tamoxifen have not been widely adopted as a preventive strategy for long-term use, due to lack of complete prevention as well as intolerable side effects, including endometrial cancer, thromboembolic events and liver cancer [ 45].
The chickens were generous with their perfumes and we withstood this, but the stench of the calf tethered in the corner was well-nigh intolerable.
When asked about the lack of follow-up care for the volunteers, there was little he could say, except, "Well, it is intolerable".
Someday, the origin may be lost and the "fact" overwhelmed by such noise.Mr Ordoveza finds the sheer laziness intolerable, as well.
Intolerance is intolerable.
But having propped up a regime associated with the murder of WPC Yvonne Fletcher and with Lockerbie, as well as disappearances and other intolerable cruelties perpetrated on the people of Libya, the least we can do is to provide ideas and active support to the Arab League, African Union and Gulf Cooperation Council.
At least Clooney can do comedy; he did well for the Coens in Intolerable Cruelty (2003), which was pretty much a straightforward 1940s romantic comedy, and he's also the best thing in the car-crash of Burn After Reading, which otherwise sees John Malkovich and Brad Pitt torching the illusion that they were ever any good to begin with.
The desire to escape the intolerable humiliations, as well as the pains, of incurable illness usually combines with the desire not to be a burden or a futile expense; this is a perfectly respectable motive, which should not be thought of as the outcome of undue pressure.
The comparatively low body count of the past few days is still obscene by most global standards, and ought to be intolerable domestically, as well.
