Sentence examples for Excruciatingly cold from inspiring English sources
February in New York is excruciatingly cold; so icy that there are reports of a dog being found in Central Park with its paws frozen to the ground.
A relentlessly cold and excruciatingly dead-eyed account of an "ordinary" man who keeps a young boy prisoner in his house for sexual abuse, this claustrophobic nightmare inhabits the awful silence left in the wake of the Josef Fritzl case.
"[Plaintiffs] were subjected to solitary confinement; extreme darkness, cold, and noise; repeated beatings; starvation; excruciatingly painful stress positions; prolonged sleep deprivation; confinement in coffin-like boxes; and water torture," according to the ACLU lawsuit.
There are patients who manage to retain some hair by wearing a helmet of ice called a cold cap during every infusion – but this is excruciatingly arduous, often doesn't work, and even when it does, will probably leave you with patchy wisps.
Theatre Europe (C64) A completely idiosyncratic choice, I know, but this excruciatingly tense military strategy game, based around global nuclear conflict, brilliantly tapped into the early-eighties Cold War paranoia – like an interactive Threads.
Having grown up in provincial England only a few years before Mitchell, I read "Black Swan Green" in flashes of heat and cold, laughing one moment (it is a very funny book) and cringing the next (it is excruciatingly honest about adolescence).
Both are excruciatingly transient.
He felt excruciatingly tired.
Minutes passed, excruciatingly expanded.
It's excruciatingly hard.
