Sentence examples for would be insufferable from inspiring English sources

"It would be insufferable".

Caroline would be insufferable if she weren't also vulnerable.

Adrover's impracticality and stubborn idealism would be insufferable if he were not so talented.

In other hands, the character would be insufferable; a voguish version of one of Lena Dunham's Girls.

Of course, by nature he was a bottom-feeder, a mudfish, accustomed to slime and algae and to an environment that, for other fish, would be insufferable.

It is inevitable that a foreign policy couched in biblical symbols, eschewing subtleties and advanced by Texans, oil-men, neocons and industrialists would be insufferable to liberals, doves, internationalists and New Englanders (conversely, remember what Bill Clinton did to conservatives).

Otherwise they'd be insufferable posers.

He'd likely be insufferable, taking too much credit for things he had too little to do with.

In anyone else's hands, Orville would have been insufferable; a twee, infantilised victim figure desperate to offload his neuroses on the rest of the world.

(Without phasers and Vulcan death grips, the moralizing streak in the original "Star Trek" would have been insufferable.) This series's central premise — war between humans and rebel robots — is founded on moral ambiguity.

We know: we can be insufferable.