"feel tortured" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in a figurative sense to describe intense emotional distress or suffering. Example: After her breakup, Jane couldn't stop thinking about her ex-partner and felt tortured by memories of their time together.
But Best Picture nominated films should not make audiences feel tortured.
At times the energy of old alcoholic Abex artists gets too heavy and it's impossible to paint because IT'S SO IMPORTANT and I feel tortured.
That is, with its four-wheel drive, it handles confidently in all conditions, and with its four-wheel MacPherson-strut suspension so perfectly tuned for everyday driving, you can just run out to the grocery and not feel tortured by a hypersensitive ride quality.
George is a tortured soul, and over the years I have felt tortured, too; but unlike George I believe I have come out the other side a stronger person.
I felt tortured, left out, frothing at the mouth at the thought of a cold beer.
Sources told the website that the pop star feels "tortured," because Selena hasn't made it a clean break, as she's allegedly calling him and sending mixed messages.
There are a variety of reasons Mets fans feel more tortured.
Many of us asked how it was possible that a man who brought so much joy and laughter to so many millions of people over many decades would feel so tortured by demons on the inside?
But I felt very tortured as a teenager.
Through working in ideas, shapes and performance he feels less tortured by memories of past horrors, and has a part-time job with Fact.
In fact, there is some evidence to suggest that Gurney felt less tortured and crazed in the trenches than he did as a civilian, particularly in later life when his mind and nerves went to pieces, leading to long periods of hospitalisation.
