unendurable

I only include that last note to emphasize how unendurable my world was becoming. If this makes sense to you, I feel for you.

You're telling someone who finds their life to be so unendurable that they need to be more considerate? Hell yeah it's selfish.

We all have different strategies for coping with unendurable burdens. My strategy is sheer bloodymindedness, but I find I can only dredge that up so often.

You might end up having to work at Walmart's in a few years sorry if it sounds harsh, but my experience is if you want to move from a situation you find unendurable you have to be disciplined not to try to dream yourself to a better place. What to do then?

If things go on as normal with tomorrow like today, government is working well enough - unless today is unendurable, in which case it's broken.

It does contain some gems though, like: > In spite of his claim to have "long claimed" that the conceivability of zombies is only apparent, one suspects that it is non-zombic humans that Dennett finds if not inconceivable, then unendurable. [...

The person in whom Its invisible agony reaches a certain unendurable level will kill herself the same way a trapped person will eventually jump from the window of a burning high-rise. Make no mistake about people who leap from burning windows.

The person in whom Its invisible agony reaches a certain unendurable level will kill herself the same way a trapped person will eventually jump from the window of a burning high-rise. Make no mistake about people who leap from burning windows.

Preparing to endure unendurable physical pain, which I personally have never experienced before. I do not feel like I am prostituting myself.

A deep inner experience of religion is something that happens on earth because people must endure the unendurable. To pontificate that "oh, they evolved denial, problem solved" is to throw white paint over a breathtaking chiaroscuro.

99yo isn't going under the knife for anything other than immediate threat of death or unendurable pain. In the lap chole example above, I'm going with a trial of abx in the 99yo unless he's absolutely about to perf; 65yo, sure, let's take the gallbladder out - once he's progressed to sx chole, odds are really good it'll have to come out within the next two years.

I definitely read that there are a plethora of continuously unfilled job openings requiring too much experience and growing crowds of unemployed who cannot build experience, but maybe this is not too new or unendurable and a brutal transition is not necessary. I hope it is just a neurosis of mine.

What about the individual paragraphs, with their unendurable periphrasis and opacity?

I was not fired; I was reassigned to a place the company keeps for the specific purpose of making people quit- it's physically unendurable by anyone, generated no revenue for the company and existed as I said to make people quit. So the company had a reliable supply of pretenses from third parties they were free to ignore- or act on- and a location whose existence was malignantly designed to force people to quit.