Sentence examples for forever tormented from inspiring English sources

One of the youngest members of Robert Falcon Scott's disastrous expedition to Antarctica, Cherry-Garrard was forever tormented by his experiences; it took 10 years of agonizing introspection and analysis for him to create his masterpiece of exploration literature, "The Worst Journey in the World".

There was a wall of video flames as Rihanna sang the year's most emotionally raw hit — her collaboration with Eminem, "Love the Way You Lie" — before the forever tormented-looking Eminem took over the stage to vehemently rhyme "I Need a Doctor," bringing out its subject, the producer Dr. Dre, to join him.

There are no melodramatics in the latter portrayal, just a silent, simmering rage at everyone but her children, a tormented sense of being forever on the outside looking in, and a self-destructiveness so willful that when her ex-husband (above, with Ms. Steen) lets her take the boys on an outing near a lake, it's impossible not to think she's going to drown them.

His plays, therefore, are forever taking his moral and emotional temperature; they are the chronological fever chart of his tormented soul.

In "Forever England" (1935) he was the able-bodied seaman confronting an enemy battleship, and in "Waterloo Road" (1945) he was a tormented soldier absent without leave.

Tormented and often depressed.

She's tormented, and wary.

He is a tormented loner.

Peche's tormented state is illuminating.

He remembers every tormented detail.

Thomas is a tormented man.