insupportably

He asked a third time in a manner insupportably aggressive.

The stroking of his fingers on my hurt flesh was insupportably delicious.

Tear it away and he'd be insupportably white.

Thus a man lasts but a very little while, for his monomania becomes insupportably tedious in a few months.

Wilder's characters are foolish, inspired, insupportably blind and primitively courageous.

The room was filled with the sad, insupportably penetrating scream that signaled the death of Colossus.

"Really, you two are insupportably naive.

"You believe nothing," said MacIan, simply, "and you are insupportably afraid of death."

We certainly have insupportably long verification periods and we are trying to work on the timings involved in legal and criminal justice.

For some time I indulged myself, without reluctance, in these gloomy thoughts; but at length, the dejection which they produced became insupportably painful.

Maria's intelligence concluded with a tender effusion of pity for her sister Anne, whom she represented as insupportably cross, from being excluded the party.

The real vice is not that it is startling, but that it is quite insupportably tame.

Jack protested that he had done eating; he had only been toying with his lobster; he too found the room insupportably close.

- I thought they were insupportably boring and only marginally more attractive than Wallis Simpson, but everybody in England adored them.

The code of conduct's wage standard requires member companies to pay the legal minimum or prevailing industry wage, and this could lock in place insupportably low wages.

Even with occasional coldsleep and the best medical technology in all Human Space, Sura Vinh was now insupportably old, five hundred years of life?

Where are the two-and-twenty weary hours of long, long day and night journey, sure to be either insupportably hot or insupportably cold?

Possibly another quarter of an hour elapsed before Mr Pancks's step was heard upon the stairs, but the interval seemed to Clennam insupportably long.

Drake said, "Gentlemen, it is time to grill our esteemed guest, and Manny, since you've been clattering away more insupportably even than usual, suppose you supervise the grilling."

Term limitation results, insupportably in a democracy, in two classes of citizens: those who can run for office if they choose, and those who are disqualified from making the same choice.

It said much for his mastery of a code which its inventor found insupportably burdensome that he encoded the words straight out of his head, without having to make a prior transcript.

Maurice, among the best of the best, shocks deeply, touching on the mortal, the insupportably sad or unjust, even on the carnal, on the primal rather than the merely primitive.

Stephen's wife, Diana, was not a present comfort to him but a pain at his heart, sometimes dull, sometimes almost insupportably acute, never wholly absent; he said composedly, 'There is much to be said for marriage.

Pension Deals Weigh on Cities A type of pension benefit that has been embraced by some local and state governments is lucrative for workers but insupportably expensive for cities like Houston, Philadelphia and Milwaukee.

One is the fact that property prices rose much faster and more steeply in Japan, partly because speculators used paper profits from a booming stock market to invest in property, insupportably leveraging the prices of both higher and higher.