unbearable

I could not of course deny that what the dervish said was perfectly reasonable, but, in spite of that, the thought that the dervish would be as rich as I was unbearable to me.

There was a sense of relief from what was becoming unbearable, and the rare tears came--they had never come before, since he had hung on Seth's neck in the beginning of his sorrow.

ennui became perfectly unbearable. I felt my mind giving way under it.

"Mamma, it is awful, it is unbearable! I don't want...

The heat from this mass and its poisonous smell were both so unbearable that even birds hesitated to fly over the gully, but circled around it.

She regretted that he had spoken as he had and he, too, regretted it almost instantly as he saw the shadow cross her face and realized that he had unwittingly added to the difficulties of her already almost unbearable situation.

The sudden weakness in her defences was unbearable.

I don't know what it was that came over me," he continued doubtfully, "but the atmosphere seemed suddenly to become unbearable."

Council's animal welfare officer described the smell as "unbearable".

Problems with the drainage in the cells caused a strong odour to waft through the air conditioning vents and into the two courtrooms, with the smell in Court 2 described as "unbearable" by Judge Anthony Lowe.

Witnesses described an "unbearable heat" coming from the blaze.

In the final few months of the season, some fans of other clubs - notably on social media - whined about how "unbearable" Liverpool supporters would be if they won a trophy.

Express outrage over the power outages despite the sweltering heat, citizens said that it was not only disrupting their daily life but making in unbearable. Concerned citizens urged the power utility to reduce the facilitate citizens.

In her last post on Instagram, the young girl wrote that she had stopped eating and drinking and that her suffering was "unbearable."