Sentence examples for continue to torment from inspiring English sources
It's bad science to continue to torment animals in laboratories when non-animal research methods, such as organs-on-chips, supersede animal use.
On the other hand, this perception of balance is unforgiving, as the current system will continue to torment Spain's vast majority of clubs.
The more modern Superman would continue to torment Lois Lane until he was revamped by John Byrne in the 1986 mini-series "Man of Steel," which reset Superman's continuity.
Moreover, Trump is a typical bully, and so, as long as he senses weakness on Bush's part, he will continue to torment him with comments like "Jeb Bush is a low-energy person," or, as he put it in Alabama last weekend, "a very, very low-energy person".
Suddenly, a Warne-shaped cloud had fallen across England's bright new dawn - one that would continue to torment them for more than a decade until he finally hung up his international bowling boots in January 2007.
It's not too hard to imagine how this parody of Kim Jong-un could continue to torment the regime in Pyongyang (which, you'll remember, first drew attention to the film).
