Sentence examples for great wrenches of from inspiring English sources

No great wrenches of disagreement.

In the final duet, she concentrates her extraordinary technique into great wrenching death-throes of dance, but we feel it's life she can't bear to leave, not Des Grieux.

But the rooms aren't very big; the great wrench was having to lose most of her possessions – her "magpie's nest of beloved things".

"To give it up is a great wrench".

Torn and wrenched, great hanks of terracotta make an oceanic sequence of roiling waves.

Because "the wrench of parting with consciousness is unspeakably repulsive".

The adherence and the wrenching of material on the surface (clean or fouling).

Children have been subjected to the most wrenching of ends.

On Wednesday, however, I was wrenched from my introspection by the great pleasure of introducing a magnificent new documentary at the amazing Sheffield DocFest.

"I've had some wicked highs and a few gut-wrenching lows but today I had the greatest high of them all," Moroney wrote about meeting his goal.

Greater numbers of bugs could also deplete populations of the plankton they feed on, throwing a wrench into the ecosystem, Goldstein adds.