Sentence examples for because of its harrowing from inspiring English sources

The US opened a large family detention center in South Texas back in 2006, but three years later Hines and other rights advocates successfully sued to close the facility because of its harrowing conditions.

And Mr. Nézet-Séguin's pounce from the Kyrie into the Dies Irae robbed the Day of Wrath of some of its harrowing thunder.

Riffs is the rare record that baffles me every time I play it, both because of its own harrowing internal logic and because of what its triumphs suggest for an artist who hits stranger heights on every release.

Its harrowing shipwreck scene, reminiscent of Stephen Crane's "Open Boat," was unrelenting in its man-versus-nature drama.

It's a strong selection of talents and this location recording is, despite (or perhaps because of) the harrowing events in the story, pleasant, polite and relaxed even when they're up against the clock – the whole thing has to be recorded and mixed in a ten day turnaround.

British officials said the tone of the EU statement had toughened considerablyin the course of the day, in part because of harrowing accounts from the scene of the crash presented to the ministers, as well as accounts of tampering with the site.

British officials said that the tone of the EU statement had toughened considerably in the course of the day, in part because of harrowing accounts presented to the ministers of the scene at the crash site, but also accounts of tampering with the scene.

But it rolls because of its shape.

The film received a five-minute standing ovation when it played at the Cannes International Film Festival in May and promises to cause a stir this fall -- both because of its brilliant camera technique and because of its occasionally harrowing imagery.

Be warned, much of it is harrowing to watch.

The peony because of its countless petals.