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1
The Restoration emancipated thousands of minds from a yoke which had
become
insupportable
.
2
She went back not unwillingly, for the suspense had
become
insupportable
.
3
If this lasts all summer the cost will
become
insupportable
.
4
Camille is about to leave; he has
become
insupportable
.
5
So dense became the reek, however, that he feared his post must soon
become
insupportable
.
6
This dark and mournful life which had
become
insupportable
to me, was suddenly lighted up.
7
Life, my dear Pickwick, has
become
insupportable
to me.
8
With a consciousness at the bottom of hollowness and falsehood, the fatigue and restraint would
become
insupportable
.
9
Since life in New York had
become
insupportable
,
in May he travelled back to his Baltimore relations.
10
Betty's restless fears
become
insupportable
;
and she now leaves her friend to look for her idiot son.
11
And which is aptest to
become
insupportable
to those who enjoy it, a civil or a natural life?
12
But his anxiety had
become
insupportable
.
13
They talked onin this way slowly, strainedly, until they each found that the situation would soon
become
insupportable
.
14
But these were not the only attempts to throw off the yoke of French domination, which had
become
insupportable
.
15
At all events, I hoped that a new impression would efface the first, and the first had
become
insupportable
.
16
Having
become
insupportable
to the inhabitants of Rome, the legions of the east unanimously resolved to make Vespa'sian emperor.
become
insupportable
become