Sentence examples for a particularly agonizing from inspiring English sources

For years, my three daughters have devoted the entire month of August to choosing lunchboxes, binders and ballpoint pens (ink color being a particularly agonizing commitment to make).

Mr. Gore finds himself in a particularly agonizing position, the clear winner of the national popular vote and the leader in the electoral-vote tally with Florida still in doubt, as his spokesmen never tire of noting as they try to persuade the public that his ongoing fight for Florida is an honorable one.

The wait was particularly agonizing because I had to rush across town by 7 for a Bob Dylan concert….

But each orchestra suffers in its own way, and the Minnesota case is particularly agonizing and seemingly inexplicable.

This year the decision is particularly agonizing for Europe-bound travelers because prices are higher than they were at this time last year.

His case has been particularly agonizing for federal law enforcement officials, because he was taken into custody nearly a month before the attacks, yet investigators could never piece together what was about to happen.

So were they really going to take two people from the exact same household?" Applying to selective colleges is stressful under the best of circumstances, but for twins and triplets the process can be particularly agonizing.

At least a half-dozen "American Idol" fans posted videos on YouTube, documenting that their DVRs had cut off Ryan Seacrest in mid-sentence, saying, "The winner, by 12 million votes, of 'American Idol' 2008 is David — " With two finalists named David (Cook, the winner, and Archuleta, the runner-up), the mistake was particularly agonizing.

That one of them is a doctor guarantees this will be a particularly lengthy and agonizing process.

California has a particularly thorough appellate process, and the result, on death row at San Quentin, is agonizing stasis: six hundred and twenty-nine men, the nation's largest assembly of the condemned, now sit for an average of more than twenty-two years before their sentence is carried out.

A particularly effeminate one.