Unsufferable used in a sentence

Unsufferable in a sentence as an adjective

The guy used to have an MBA, which was not exactly rich with ports either; but the new MB is so ****, that port scarcity is now unsufferable. The MB is garbage.

Or, perhaps worse, giving up and letting kids having free-reign and ending up as horrible unsufferable me-me-me adults who think the world is there to serve them.

I’ve always been shocked by the unsufferable ego one needs to have to feel authorized to give public statements on complex global issues or life advices.

Ironically cullings where first aimed at stopping the "unsufferable increasing in the number of wolf damages" claimed by stockbreeders. The obtained was just the opposite.

Also the 2 10 i met were not jerks, and one i only talked to via skype was just a bit arrogant but nothing unsufferable, so to me it is a urban legend.

The British are unarmed, and their stereotype is one of unsufferable politeness. Don't conflate resistance to oppression with incarceration rates, as the two categories practically do not overlap.

Got out of Twitter after seven years using it like a breaking news website from few vetted sources: bots, venom, ads and shameless plugs just made the experience more and more unsufferable, so good riddance. Also unfollowed any contact on LinkedIn, the amount of motivational fluff and plain gibberish just astounding, something like facebook for professionals.

We choose to abort the pregnancy because we had first hand experience with spina bifida going very bad, and felt we protected our child from the unsufferable suffering many of them live through, but there are some amazing exceptions in this thread. We'll never know if we made the right choice, and I wish with all my heart this kind of surgery was available eight years ago, holding her corpse broke me completly.

Utilitarian design is unsufferable -- like those soviet-era buildings...