Sentence examples similar to agonizing against from inspiring English sources

Maybe even to sport some pink hair?" Though I can't say for sure, I got the feeling that the man with pink hair was not agonizing over the proper use of force against Bashar al-Assad.

Many conservative leaders, agonizing over whether it is realistic to unite around him, fret about his ability to compete in all 50 states against Mr. Giuliani.

It was agonizing to watch.

The economists were always agonizing over this.

David Westin, the ABC News president, has been agonizing over the fate of Ted Koppel -- going ashen-faced at one meeting and declaring that a Letterman usurpation would be a "tremendous blow" against the news division.

"I'm agonizing about it," Peterson said.

He's still agonizing about the ending.

"I've been agonizing about this.

So much for agonizing over the defeat.

If you're a victim of a sexual assault, agonizing over whether to report your crime, your foremost worry is likely to be whether you'll be retaliated against by your fellow servicemembers.

The man is not agonizing over anything.