It's unbearable!

You're utterly unbearable.

The pain is unbearable.

The pain is unbearable.

You're getting quite unbearable.

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The stomach pains are unbearable.

Matricide is probably the most unbearable crime of all, most unbearable to the son who commits it.

Unbearable psychological pressures bear down on us.

More than half a dozen are unbearable.

We still feel the unbearable pain of loss.

He's unbearable. Where could he be, the scoundrel?

Dan left Linda when life became unbearable with her.

The cold and my fever made the wait unbearable.

When the window's open, the train noise is almost unbearable.

It will be unbearable if I do research while you work

The thought that she may give birth to the successor is unbearable.

I have long suspected it, the certainty is none the less almost unbearable.

The current unfavourable terms in agriculture and commodity trading make the problem even more unbearable.

Every July, when the heat became unbearable they would send their wives and children away.

Then I am drowning, in despair at having to leave her, this, everything, all, unbearable, awful.

Concerning the situation in the Tindouf refugee camps, testimony by survivors who had managed to flee was almost unbearable.

Such a tragedy has caused unbearable misery to the people and families in the area and the people of Indonesia in general.

It may seem unbearable to allow me to expose his deeds, but it's the only way he'll ever make up for what he's done.

However, conflicts continue to cause unbearable human suffering, which deprives a large number of our fellow Africans of their inalienable right to live in dignity.

In post conflict societies like Croatia, where a hyper nationalism and religiosity have created an environment unbearable for anyone who might be considered a social outcast.

Once it became clear that the burden was unbearable, debt should have been cut expeditiously. Too many creditors were reimbursed at par on their maturing claims.

179. Moreover, during periods of violence such exercise of control makes the lives of the Palestinian and Syrian peoples in the occupied territories even more unbearable.

For a regime whose credibility is gone, the costs of maintaining power are exorbitant and eventually unbearable because it must resort to repression more frequently and heavily.

The unbearable suffering endured by military sexual slaves during the Second World War, the so called comfort women , should not be dismissed as an issue of the past.

Considering that the presence of a huge number of refugees from Liberia, Sierra Leone and Cote d'Ivoire constitutes an unbearable burden for the economy of the Republic of Guinea

This was of particular importance in developing countries where the lack of a suitable transport infrastructure could result in an unbearable add on to the basic price of goods.

Everything is intense to me, the way I walk in the street, the way my momma wakes me up, the way it's unbearable when I lose, the way I hear bad news.

These policies have exacerbated the sufferings of the Palestine refugees in the occupied Palestinian territory, making their lives unbearable, all of which is incompatible with the resolutions of international legitimacy and international law.

Why do many millions of people throughout the world continue to experience the daily, direct and obvious threat of death and unbearable suffering that result from ideas of racial superiority and ethnic enmity?

Following the genocide in Rwanda, the refugee population at the border areas of the United Republic of Tanzania had surpassed the local population, making the burden on the local population and the Government unbearable.

These are the sounds you would expect, but they are also the sounds of dissonant concerts of a flock of birds screeching in the night, the high pitched honest cries of children and the thunderous, unbearable silence.

As the Post pointed out, there is no such thing as involuntary euthanasia in the Netherlands. The patient s consent is essential, and at least two doctors must agree that the patient s suffering is unbearable and beyond cure.

The wall and the settlements also constituted the main cause of the unbearable situation of the Palestinians, who were humiliated daily at the checkpoints and served to justify destruction of property on a large scale and environmental degradation.

Their employees are provided with public transport but not food and, generally speaking, their living conditions are harsh and inhumane, leading one migrant worker to say It apos s exploitation the living conditions are unbearable, like in a prison.

Faced with this unprecedented challenge, the developing countries, in particular those in Africa, are seeing the flow of external resources dry up, especially in terms of official development assistance, while the already unbearable external debt burden only grows heavier.

The Group of 77 and China were greatly concerned about the persistent critical economic situation in Africa, where countries were facing problems of declining ODA flows, deteriorating prices of primary commodities, insufficient foreign investment flows and an unbearable external debt burden.

But hope the thing with feathers, as the American poet Emily Dickinson put it often bears little resemblance to realities on the ground. Indeed, looking earthward, the beauty of the Arab Spring seems to have given way to an almost unbearable winter.

Although terrorism has been weakened and attacked on all fronts, this vile beast continues to strike with unbearable brutality, as we witness daily the mangled bodies of dozens of Iraqi civilians or the attacks that have thrown the United Kingdom capital into mourning.