Sentence examples for constant agony from inspiring English sources

For one, I was in constant agony.

I couldn't move and was in constant agony, strapped up in braces.

And asking a Welsh-born theologian to steward a Communion that probably holds more churchgoers in Lagos than Liverpool is a recipe for constant agony.

As she did with all the negative elements in her life, Maria chose to ignore the arthritis, but for those last years she was in constant agony.

Brown has complex regional pain syndrome in her feet, which she contracted at 11 and leaves her in almost constant agony.

Aniston is Claire, whom a car crash has left with scars on her face and body and constant agony in her legs and back.

As television dramas have become more realistic, they have increasingly depicted adults as stressed out, physically exhausted and in almost constant moral agony, often fighting uphill battles against the idiots at their hospitals, law offices, precincts and other workplaces.

Now suddenly and, it seemed, irrevocably, Mr. Zienowicz, a security employee for Federal Express who lived in Downingtown, Pa., was blind and in constant agony.

The medic painstakingly illuminates the dehumanising effects of watching his fellow men dying in agony, the constant hunger, and the lack of even the simplest of pleasures – human touch.

McQueen shows that slavery is, first and foremost, a matter of dominion over the slave's body — that the economic and legal concept of owning another person implies the unchecked authority to kill, rape, maim, wound, torture, and terrorize, and that only the constant threat of death and agony keeps people docile in their enslavement.

McQueen shows that slavery is, first and foremost, a matter of dominion over the slave's body that the economic and legal concept of owning another person implies the unchecked authority to kill, rape, maim, wound, torture, and terrorize, and that only the constant threat of death and agony keeps people docile in their enslavement.