Sentence examples similar to agonizingly easy from inspiring English sources

Johannsson slid into Thompson, poking the ball loose but, agonizingly for USA, into the side netting.

Like most historic legislation, the process leading up to these last votes has been agonizingly long, relentlessly frustrating, and far too easy for opponents to misrepresent and demagogue.

There, amid the dust and the wind, the Egyptians meet a handful of curious (and agonizingly bored) Israelis who, with degrees of easy and grudging hospitality, offer them shelter, food, distraction, engagement, a few nips of booze, some shaky turns around a roller-skating rink and curious, fleeting companionship.

Josh Harrison stuck his bat out and flicked a soft line drive agonizingly toward center field.

The agonizingly slow pace of recovery from the Great Recession is easy to explain, say most economists.

Given the agonizingly close presidential race and almost equally tight contests for control of the Senate and the House of Representatives, governing will not be easy under the best of circumstances.

Sound agonizingly familiar?

Campaigns are agonizingly long.

"You're just agonizingly building up".

It is tragically, agonizingly unwatchable.

But he was agonizingly awake.