Sentence examples for Had tormented from inspiring English sources
US Secretary of State John Kerry, writing in the Huffington Post, said the LRA had "tormented and terrorized children" across the region.
The fetid smell that had tormented us was gone.
Like the schoolteachers who had tormented their childhoods, earnest and tight-assed, humorless and self-righteous.
Hatred of America had tormented him for as long as he could remember.
He loved her, but she had tormented him with her problems all her life.
Above all, it mythologises the issue – race – that had tormented the Union for so many decades.
The man who the previous week had tormented Mako Vunipola was not to return.
CAMBODIA was now a nation of traumatized survivors, along with those who had tormented them; nobody emerged undamaged.
He had tormented her for years, both physically and emotionally, and controlled every inch of her life.
"She said these two kids had tormented her for the whole summer," one law enforcement official said.
There was a Don Draper-isalesmanman, Joe MacMillan Lee Pacee), who had a tormented family history, a closet full of Armani suits, and a gift for gassy monologues.
