Sentence examples for deep harrowing from inspiring English sources
Her death prompted a deep, harrowing depression that shadowed Fichon for nearly a decade.
For the Oxford-born, Nigeria-raised David Oyelowo, the last few years have been a profoundly deep — and sometimes harrowing — dive into the African American experience.
THIS year's Man Booker Prize was awarded on October 14th to "The Narrow Road to the Deep North", Richard Flanagan's harrowing tale of Australian prisoners of war in Burma.
Intensive cultivation such as repeated deep disc ploughing and harrowing help to reduce bermudagrass infestations while dragging the rhizomes onto the soil surface aids dessiccation.
They are harrowing and provoke deep emotion, but they can be numbing and isolating.
It's harrowing climbing out of that deep hole and forging a new life after staggering loss.
But, rather than pithy quotes or even harrowing anecdotes, the accompanying writing was deep and skillfully rendered reportage, connected chiefly by implication to the pictures Riis had taken.
In 1998 our reviewer, Ted Conover, admired the author's "deep and obvious sympathy for Wallace," whose travails were truly harrowing.
"There's a gaudy, gutsy bravery to Whitmouth," Alex Marwood writes, demonstrating a deep, warm feeling for the shabby seaside town where she sets her harrowing first novel, THE WICKED GIRLS (Penguin, paper, $16).
No doubt the harrowing experiences of his youth influenced the passion for liberty and the deep humanity that infused all of his work and deeds.
Lisa St. Aubin de Teran's haunting (and often harrowing) memoir about the seven years she spent on a sugar plantation deep in the Venezuelan Andes reminds us just why magical realism took root and flourished in parts of Latin America.
