Meanings of seem unendurable in English

To me and, thank Heaven, to the majority of Germans, life deprived of them would seem unendurable.

And the trial culminated in a shock as unexpected as it then seemed unendurable.

The sight of a fellow-being hovering in mortal peril above her head seemed unendurable.

Then her stay in her lonely rooms seemed unendurable.

When she shut her eyes the blackness seemed unendurable.

After two straight months at the front, the men's nerves are shot; life seems unendurable.

Only the previous day circumstances had seemed unendurable.

His soul ached, and his misery seemed unendurable.

Her mother's treatment, harsh before, seemed unendurable now.

The cold and wind seemed unendurable, even for an hour, but they endured them for three days.

Yet the idea that he placed her in the same rank with others in her profession seemed unendurable.

For a moment it seemed unendurable.

At first the pain seemed unendurable, but work always had been his panacea, it was his salvation now.

This pain seemed unendurable.

To have been thus close to safety and then to have all hope snatched away by a cruel stroke of fate seemed unendurable.

The thought of being burdened his whole life long with the reproach of having made two such charming, innocent creatures miserable seemed unendurable.