Sentence examples for agonizing issues from inspiring English sources

It has to do with a whole lot of aspects of this issue, which is one of the most difficult and agonizing issues that I think all of us face, because of our belief -- yours and mine -- that life begins at conception".

"I found this to be the most wrenching and agonizing issue I dealt with in my eight years in the White House," said Gene Sperling, a top economic and political strategist in the Clinton White House who was instrumental in developing its free market approach.

But "Amour," despite its agonizing subject, holds you willingly throughout.

"I thought back on Bush's agonizing over that issue — soliciting the advice of clergy — but at this Kerry event the words 'faith,'moralityty,' 'God' never came up.

This agonizing process can take weeks.

BRUSSELS — European Union leaders may not be facing an imminent meltdown of the euro, but they are expected to confront an issue almost as agonizing when they meet here on Thursday: How far to integrate their budgets and banks.

All begins idyllically enough for Seymour and Dawn: They move out to bucolic, upscale Old Rimrock, buy a gorgeous country home and raise a daughter, Merry (played at age 8 by Ocean James and at 12 by Hannah Nordberg), a luminous, precocious child with an agonizing stutter and perhaps nascent "daddy issues".   .

The king had to issue orders for the agonizing retreat toward Damietta.

As the 1928 campaign year began, Walter Lippmann was completing "A Preface to Morals" and agonizing as usual about the unwillingness of the American people to take issues seriously.

While 1054 is the symbolic date of the separation, the agonizing division was six centuries in the making and the result of several different issues.

The latest issue of DC Comics' flagship Batman series throws itself headfirst into the agonizing conversations roiling America more than a year after Ferguson officer Darren Wilson killed 18-year old Michael Brown.