Sentence examples for becomes tortured from inspiring English sources

In Schiele, who came after Klimt, the line becomes tortured and more personal.

The boys in the band remain charmingly benighted, but the magic becomes tortured; once we see it, it loses its spell.

In Rurouni Kenshin: Reflection, as time passes, Kenshin becomes tortured anew by the guilt of leading a happy life after such a destructive past.

The inner politics have become tortured; before last week's court hearing Wright and Cooke, with the local car dealership entrepreneur Garry Scotting, presented plans for a takeover.

During a 2011 interview with Channel 5, Winton said that Michael and Natasha's relationship had become tortured.

She gradually became "tortured [and] depressive", with storylines which saw her attract the attention of a stalker, become a nun, suffer facial scarring, develop an addiction to prescription medication and lose her husband after a bushfire.

It is this rhetoric that has bred a culture of folks who either leave the church all together, practice down low behavior or become tortured "delivert" individuals in the ministry, gospel music industry as well as regular church folks.

The artist becomes the tortured man, inviting us to empathize with him as he empathizes with Mr. Qaissi.

And, of course, all this puts me in another vexatious CIGNA fret, which becomes a tortured general-objections fret, and my stomping accuracy goes all to hell, and the glories of the New Jersey fall pass invisibly by.

By the end he becomes as tortured and gritty as all the rest of them only it's a lot harder to take him seriously.

In Sleep No More, Macbeth becomes a tortured, drug crazed rock star, junked up on power and pumped up on paranoia.