Sentence examples for always tormented from inspiring English sources

But Gere's characters are always tormented on some higher level.

Davie said he was always tormented by the things he could not control.

Art can't resolve the timeless issues that have always tormented mankind; sometimes, though, it can make living with them more tolerable by bathing our pain in beauty.

There they are breastfed by does, sheltered in huts and fattened on fish to become strapping lads who "were always tormented by the demands of their maleness, but did not know what it was they yearned for".

Republicans always tormented Bill Clinton for having won "only" by a plurality in both 1992 and 1996, thanks to the meddling third-party candidacy of Ross Perot.

I guess it will always torment me".

His shot went a yard wide and, even in a career of his rich achievement, that miss may always torment him.

Dr Grant The bon vivant vicar in Jane Austen's Mansfield Park, who is always tormenting his equable wife with complaints about the food at the parsonage, finally gets elevated to an appointment in Westminster.

It always torments you.

"Problems will always torment us because all important problems are insoluble; that is why they are important.

Why were we always tormenting the unpopular kids by accusing them of being sweet, funny pop singers?