" Macbeth, meanwhile, longs "to escape from the human condition, which he experiences as unendurably claustrophobic.
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Shoes I might have once considered comfortable — sneakers, flat ankle boots — are now unendurably tight.
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It's a passion that finds almost no outlet, whose unending, unrelieved build up makes life unendurably torturous.
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Even so, Zelda complained in correspondence that the town was "unendurably dull" and after a few months, they moved on.
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If Langlands were providing instructions for how you too could make your own wattle, the effect would be unendurably boring, not to mention borderline incomprehensible.
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"People who suffer unbearably and unendurably come to the Levenseindekliniek with a request for help, not because they want to die, but because they can't handle life anymore," Dekker says.
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But the eggs of a house wren are vulnerable to heat, and it's been unendurably hot here for days — the temperature inside a nest box mounted in a sunny clearing can easily exceed the maximum temperature for a house-wren egg to remain viable.
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There was no note nothing only the faint metallic whiff of blood and the tinny smell of internal organs her son's brain her thirty-six-year-old son's brain her thirty-six-year-old son who had torn out of her one August afternoon with the monsoon coming down in unforgiving sheets outside the bungalow and the Indian midwife inscrutable dumb in her foreign language and Clare's ayah all crowding around thirty-one hours for a little head to come out but all tangled up inside and Dr. Higgins despairing too unforeseen complications the child who made the beginning and the end unendurably difficult while her contractions racked her as if there were no end and no end to the deluge outside waters breaking everywhere this child who would almost take her life with him while receiving his.
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The film was also nominated for a number of awards in France (see below). A very different reaction was expressed when the film appeared in Great Britain, where the apparent frivolity of an old-fashioned musical comedy presented by a director previously known for intellectual seriousness caused indignation and incomprehension. "An inert, sclerotic piece of nonsense with unendurably mannered performances",Peter Bradshaw, in The Guardian, 30 April 2004 (accessed 4 March 2018).
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The three children dress themselves as a gypsy, Indian, and sailor and with face masks, and go out to sing in the street. They make their way to their grandfather's house and sing below the windows. the old man is having one of his unendurably lonely hours, filled with regretful dreams of Jessie. When he hears the children singing, he calls them in, listens to their story, and promises that he will give them money for their sick father.
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