Sentence examples for Such a torment from inspiring English sources

Three minutes later Hart demonstrated why the goalkeeping position remains such a torment for Capello.

I didn't have it cut until I was 16, because having it cut was such a torment to me.

He is addressing his son, Dov, one of the suffering remote who are such a torment to love.

"Seldom in the history of New York," the Associated Press wrote, "has a case proved such a torment to police".

Politics are such a torment that I would advise every one I love not to mix with them".

And then I gave it to my dad to read, and he was really moved by it.' You can see why appearing in her father's film would have been such a torment; and also why she needs to frame emotions elsewhere, through her own lens.

Later, when Coloccini was red-carded for taking a vicious swipe at Suárez's calf, it was said that the Uruguayan was such a tormenting player, and so fast, that the opponent somehow had the excuse of provocation.

It was also the beginning of involvement in such a courage, patience, tragedy, torment and laughter that was to transform us all into different people.

At the same time, I'm not sure if I've ever seen a Hollywood drama that conveyed such a wrenching sense of the torment that R&B grows out of and transcends.

And I really don't see why being tormented from such a young age in any way (whether it be the kind of teasing that makes you cry, or the kind of bullying that finds you on your back on the playground, being kicked) is even close to acceptable, let alone necessary.

Yet the exercises that were such bewildering torment eventually brought him an international career – and his current job as artistic director of Queensland Ballet in Australia.