Sentence examples for agonizing effects from inspiring English sources
The Army, to its credit, tells the story of a middle-aged lieutenant colonel who had served multiple combat tours and was suffering the agonizing effects of traumatic brain injury and dementia.
As the excerpt shows, they have agonizing side effects, and the strict regimen is hard to follow.
The effect of this energy on the human body is that of time and therefore as fate, i.e. the agonizing feeling that the outcome of events is a result of measures adopted through time reaching a culmination that is beyond human means of control.
As the film documents, the drugs don't work for everybody, a typical regimen involves continual adjustment, and the side effects can be more agonizing than the illness they're treating.
Poisons like Compound 1080 and zinc phosphide can take hours or even days to take effect -- a prolonged, agonizing death.
If you want children and, for any reason, are unable to do so, the effect can be devastating, heart-breaking, agonizing, maddening.
As the movie's hero, an amiably unworldly scientist named Seth Brundle (Jeff Goldblum), undergoes his agonizing transformation from human being to bulging-eyed flying insect, Mr. Cronenberg provides plenty of special-effects goo, a good number of unpleasant growths and the odd handful of necrotic flesh, dropping like leaves in autumn.
It was an agonizing feeling".
It was an agonizing decision".
Painful, agonizing, but impossible to put down.
