Sentence examples for harrowing juncture from inspiring English sources

Williams left Kansas for North Carolina in 2003; his departure remains a harrowing juncture in a career that includes a national championship.

That's partly because the lyrics are harrowing, and furthermore sung from a female viewpoint: this means that, at one juncture, you're confronted by the sound of Reed – and there's no polite way to put this – begging to be fisted, an image you fear will still be with you on your deathbed.

"It is really harrowing.

It is also harrowing.

A. It was harrowing.

battle, was, harrowing -.

It's pretty harrowing.

His combat experiences were harrowing.

The class was absolutely harrowing.

Consequently, one wonders if one stops to wonder at all why the hero is in such a dither as to his personal relations with the police, why at any juncture he shouldn't hand the job over to the cops.This possible intrusion of one's reason might therefore tend to drain some of the harrowing tension from many of the tricky episodes.

I used the word "harrowing".