Sentence examples for harrowing terms from inspiring English sources

He shows in harrowing terms just how burdensome the sonogram can be This provision...finds the patient half-naked or disrobed on her back on an examination table, with an ultrasound probe either on her belly or inserted into her vagina.

There is a similar contradiction a few paragraphs later, when she describes in harrowing terms the trauma of an examination at the police station.

The Feb. 10 editorial "Hungry in America" painted the impact of the recession in the most harrowing terms possible.

That said, Ensler's latest monologue must be difficult to place, as it is barely half an hour long and represents the horror of human trafficking in the most harrowing terms.

Now into my life — as into my vocabulary — there comes a new, harrowing term: telemetry.

While these moves can be rationalized from most business perspectives, acquiescing to China's digitally authoritarian policies for market access will have harrowing political consequences in the long term.

Accompanying the author while she comes to term with her mother is thrilling, if harrowing.

The uproar over the sentence, fueled in part by the victim's harrowing letter in which she detailed the assault in graphic terms, comes amid growing outrage over sexual assault on U.S. college campuses.

Maynard was open about her harrowing journey, writing articles about the decision to die on her own terms and posting emotional videos to raise awareness about death with dignity.

The logs detail, in sometimes harrowing vignettes, the toll on civilians exacted by coalition forces: events termed "blue on white" in military jargon.

Dr. Torrey said it was not clear whether allowing a mentally ill person to suffer a breakdown causes long-term damage, but he said a breakdown would surely be harrowing for Mr. Goldstein.