Sentence examples for bring torment from inspiring English sources

"I think he just wanted to bring torment to the family.

Giving them any attention will only bring more torment, probably in the form of tea-bagging or voice messages.

I haven't seen Stephen Gurewitz onscreen before; he brings the torment of quiet desperation and the pride of frustration to life with great humanity.

Breaking the pledge, he was warned cryptically, would bring even greater torment.

He then suffered bogeys at 11 and 13 before another triple at the 15th was followed by a double at 17 and a final hole bogey to bring his Kent torment to an end.

As it happened, le Carré and Susan were about to embark on a love affair that would bring le Carré much torment, since he cared for his friend almost as much he did for his friend's wife.

Seeing others as interesting, special, and caring beings underneath their bravado, anger, and torment, can bring about a great change for the better.

"The Netherlands authorities hope that the list will bring closure to the tormenting uncertainty that thousands of Afghan relatives have lived in for years," the national prosecutor's office said in a statement.

The urgent, lyrical prose brings home the torment and disillusionment as the Angolan revolution feeds on its protagonists and destroys their idealism.

The evangelical leader Pat Robertson has also drawn criticism for suggesting Haiti had brought decades of torment on itself by making a pact with the devil to end French rule.

Leading his band, Nine Inch Nails, at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday night, Mr. Reznor used both brute force and finesse to bring out the shadings of torment in his songs.