Sentence examples similar to Torment continually from inspiring English sources

Let the torment continue.

Married in 1921 to Rachel Marshall, Frances's sister, he set about prosecuting an emotional life that consisted of repeatedly betraying his wife, while stoutly informing her that these satellite relationships weren't important, and then deploring her resentful silences ("You might reflect," he informed her in 1928 "that I'm extremely lonely & continually tormenting myself").

Liverpool were in no mood to allow their lead to slip, however, and Suarez continually tormented the Gomel defenders.

Fleabag has a café that she can't afford to keep operating; a weepy boyfriend (Hugh Skinner) she continually torments by doing things like masturbating to Barack Obama speeches; a deadpan, disapproving upper-class family; and a recently deceased best friend.

Torment beyond belief?

While all the other women tried to avoid work whenever they could or kept searching for a rich middle-aged man to rescue them from this torment, she alone did nothing but work continually.

I found this irresistible, at the time, because it mirrored some of my Oxford tutorials, during which my tutor continually challenged me with various torments designed to make me – a naive colonial in his eyes – feel uncomfortable, and perhaps to confess my dire lack of (English) sophistication.

It's torment.

He'd torment them.

Hunt and Torment.

Such thoughts were torment.