unbearable造句

The uncertainty is unbearable!

The nest's empty loneliness is almost unbearable.

I would rather live without these unbearable tensions.

When you're struggling, grieving or suffering from heartache, the pain can feel unbearable.

In fact, just intoxicate wine does not drink it remembered that unbearable past.

For a small country with a shaky economy, that is unbearable: Greece looks bust.

Nevertheless, a course on race which describes the whiteness of Barbie as unbearable seems incredibly unscientific.

Who drinks the poison may go astray; and they may have the unbearable hunger and thirst, or the strong curiosity.

Even sooner, in as little as a billion years, the sun’s gradually increasing luminosity may make Earth unbearable for life.

Despite finding each other “mutually unbearable”, as one European ex-foreign minister puts it, the two have found a way to get along.

A hundred yards from the house the smell was unbearable, the garbage-heap stench of hyenas, and he felt it tear into his lungs.

Three passions, simple but overwhelmingly strong, have governed my life: the longing for love, the search for knowledge and the unbearable pity for the suffering of mankind.

When you're struggling, grieving or suffering from heartache, the pain can feel unbearable. Even in everyday life, the weight of a million little things can be heavy.

I believe in reincarnation. As you can see, babies always cry to welcome the world, because he has gone through this unbearable world.

Many such changes can be made, and at relatively little cost, in fulfilling our social responsibilities towards the growing number of people who are, frankly, carrying an unbearable burden.

Two generations toiled and bled only to see their country fall deeper into the abyss of national weakness, civil and foreign wars, and the unbearable sufferings of its people.