unbearable znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady unbearable

• Evidence can never be compelling in the relevant sense, and unbearable suffering cannot elicit a response that is truly morally free.

• She also has intermittently unbearable pain from shingles.

• The heat was unbearable, and in most carriages overcrowding prevented movement.

• Doubt remained in these latter cases about whether the suffering could be verified medically even though it was experienced as unbearable.

• The riots themselves were bound to happen; they erupted when the su^ering became unbearable and anger with government policy unstoppable.

• Legalizing euthanasia for competent persons who find their suffering unbearable will affect attitudes and practices toward incompetent patients.

• The law stipulates that physicians need to assess unbearable and hopeless suffering, but does not prescribe how this assessment should take place.

• After primary school and military service, life at home under the authority of his difficult father became unbearable.