Sentence examples for agonizing stage from inspiring English sources

In an important sense, Johnson and Kennedy were engaged in the first, muddled, agonizing stage of a national reappraisal of government action at home and intervention abroad.

Now 65, Ms. Keaton packs an emotional wallop by juxtaposing her happiness as the mother of young children with the agonizing final stages of her parents' lives.

But you can also remove their liver or heart, which I like to think of when they're in the final stages of an agonizing death as a kind of silver-lined mercy.

As popular as they were in their corner of the nation, either they were good enough to lose in agonizing fashion on baseball's grandest stage, or they were just plain bad.

After the agonizing revolt, an older gentleman finally took the stage with a parade of small creatures ― an owl, an eagle, an alligator.

Or, "We are all constantly cheating death, " which is how I usually translated that Creole phrase to my mother's doctors and nurses whenever she asked me to, usually after they tried to reassure her, during some agonizing diagnostic test or another debilitating chemotherapy session for her stage IV ovarian cancer, that everything was going to be okay.

A major strand of the story follows Francis's deepening relationship with Margie Flynn (Jena Malone), a classmate who confides an agonizing personal secret once their romance has passed the first-kiss stage.

Blinding trachoma is a degenerative condition typically seen in elderly patients, but in Ethiopia, children as young as ten years of age were presenting with late stage trachoma – their eyelashes already turning inward and scraping against their corneas in an inexorable, agonizing, descent to a short life of disability and blindness.

It's pretty agonizing".

It was an agonizing feeling".

It was an agonizing decision".