Sentence examples for agonizing difficulties from inspiring English sources
Mr. Juncker insisted that ministers were not watering down tough new rules on budgetary management in Europe aimed at preventing any rerun of the agonizing difficulties of stabilizing the region's heavily indebted economies over the past two years.
Her interest in writing on the subject, she relates, stemmed from her own agonizing difficulties with public speaking — an aversion to putting herself "out there," which made Harvard Law School such a trial that she once threw up on the way to class.
I have seen video game soldiers fall and then jump up and shoot again, but never with such agonizing difficulty.
It seems unlikely, and one reason may be that Johnson's effort fell short, revealing the agonizing difficulty and huge cost of trying to change the lives of the poor.
There was much agonizing as they reviewed the family difficulties of Lady Catherine Meyer, who is the wife of the British ambassador to Washington.
But "Star of the Sea" is also an agonizing inquiry into the nature of abandonment and the difficulty of finding anyone who will truly care about the fate of others.
4. 'CAPTURING THE FRIEDMANS' -- Andrew Jarecki's documentary about the destruction of a Long Island family after charges of pedophilia is an agonizing portrait of a dysfunctional family and a disquieting look at the difficulty of determining guilt or innocence in a climate of panic and hysteria.
It was an agonizing feeling".
It was an agonizing decision".
"My agonizing drives everyone crazy.
