Sentence examples similar to freezing torment from inspiring English sources
Watergate captured Nixon's deepest qualities, including his uncanny sense of his own failure; at the end of "Frost/Nixon," as the disgraced former President is pressed for an apology, and Langella's face is frozen in torment across the multiple screens above his chair, Nixon seems to submit to his fate, which is his character.
We are all implicated, not just those who drowned and froze and tormented prisoners.
Unrelenting high winds tormented the occupation with freezing sleet and snow while temperatures fell into the low 30s.
As ever, so much of Davies's distinction is in his compositional sense, his way of configuring a family group scene as a portrait or even a still life, frozen in an epiphany of sadness or torment.
I froze to protect myself from frantic, tumultuous feelings that were suddenly tormenting me every waking second.
These are described as involving experiences of being burnt up, cut up, frozen, or eaten alive, and being revived to re-experience the same torments.
It was cold and windy, and I was tormented by sand flies and the knowledge that, while I froze my ass off on a beach chair playing pirate bait, there were 25 empty five-star rooms not 10 meters away.
Learning to disengage and freeze these enemies out is the best way of handling them and disarming their ability to torment you.
Freeze until fully frozen.
