Sentence examples for agonizing viewing from inspiring English sources

It's necessary, often agonizing viewing, but it's also something of a frustrating mess, marred by overly flashy, obtrusive editing and sloppy use of unattributed news sources.

The caution in evidence on TV didn't, at least for a while, make for agonizing viewing for Democrats, because, by midday on Election Day, word had spread, albeit before any spreading of any word could mean anything, that Kerry was doing well.

It's a sweaty, agonizing scene.

Viewing anyone's life through the prism of an agonizing final illness risks losing perspective on the larger shape of that life.

It can be agonizing to separate rational thought from emotion.

The camera discloses truths that are ordinarily hidden from view and that, once revealed, are open to endless, agonizing interpretation.

But two years later, following perhaps the most agonizing of all Yankee exits, Steinbrenner did not hold such a romantic view.

And since Monday, the governor had disappeared from public view, retreating to his Fifth Avenue apartment for what associates described as agonizing deliberations with his wife, lawyers and a handful of close friends.

In classic fashion, Mr. Gore viewed the up-and-down nature of the battle, and the agonizing closeness of various court rulings, as a demonstration of his favorite component of chaos theory: fractals.

Set in Fort Lee, with beautiful views of the George Washington Bridge: about Korean grocers, whose daughter must make an agonizing choice between Harvard and Juilliard.

S.S., California Dr. Rebecca Campbell, a veterinarian, shares your view of the situation, noting that a seriously injured small animal "will almost certainly die an agonizing death by starvation, dehydration or predation.