Sentence examples for debilitating punishment from inspiring English sources
Wilder's next movie was "Stalag 17" (1953), with another of his ring favorites, William Holden, who'd take what looked like debilitating punishment until the very last round and come back to win the bout.
In what seemed surely like some form of ironic punishment for a person complaining of increasingly debilitating migraines, my neurologist had given me a referral to hang out in a small tube that sounds like it's being jackhammered.
First, punishment, although it is often demeaning, brutal, psychologically debilitating and wildly disproportionate to the offense.
This is driven by harsh conditions, poor pay across civil and military employment and disproportionate punishment associated with national service, where individuals are condemned to a life of debilitating servitude in the interests of "national security".
It's incredibly debilitating".
Corruption is debilitating.
The hunger becomes debilitating.
"It's thoroughly debilitating.
Debilitating things like that".
