Sentence examples for agonized face from inspiring English sources

Onstage a gym-pumped Mr. Reznor clenched his microphone, striking angular poses with an agonized face.

He waw his wife's agonized face in the window and saw her toss a note at him.

As Mr. Darden, the actor Sterling K. Brown has been the agonized face of a sure-thing prosecution gone horribly awry.

They catch up under a weirwood tree, whose agonized face seems to express much about the pain of life in Westeros.

Like "The Agonized Face," which attempts to define a female (as opposed to male) truth, an essence usually denied for its "disgrace and violence, dark orgasm, rape, with feeling so strong that it obviates the one who feels it," "Mirror Ball" relies on an intellectual conceit that cannot ultimately save the story from its length or disorganization.

Just take a look at the agonized face of that adorable tot above.

Such pictures also convey "a useful moral" by showing "the blank horror and reality of war, in opposition to its pageantry," as Gardner wrote in a text accompanying O'Sullivan's picture of fallen Confederate soldiers, their agonized faces clearly visible.

The troubled young man from the poor background is locked in the frame with his adversary, the sweat flies, there are close-ups of agonized faces and the architecture of oiled and muscled bodies.

Yet the pills had their limits, and we routinely entered these solitary cells and discovered slashed arms, blood-smeared walls, and agonized faces begging for relief from the torment of isolation.

For every great shot and gritty turnaround she fashioned and celebrated with a pumped fist, she inevitably followed with a flurry of errors that brought the agonized look back to her face.

"His mouth would be wide open, and he had an agonized, contorted face, like the one in Edvard Munch's painting 'The Scream.' The expression would occur if there was a lot of noise around him, or if he was being physically handled, but then his mother would come into the room, lower the lights, talk with him in a soothing voice, and it would just go away".