Sentence examples for harrowing to write from inspiring English sources

Some of the book was "quite harrowing" to write, but "you need the dark and then the light shows up".

The feature was harrowing to write but had a strong impact on readers: "I'm glad I was so brutally honest and open about the condition, as I had so many responses from women who had suffered similar experiences".

"Asking for It was a harrowing book to write; I felt completely depleted when it was finished and a lot of that was the reading I had to do around it and the research I had to do, meeting people who were victims of rape and having to interview them.

Be warned, much of it is harrowing to watch.

It is extraordinarily harrowing to watch.

Three Oxford University students who say they were sexually assaulted are preparing to write about their harrowing ordeals for the first time, inspired by a fellow undergraduate who penned a defiant open letter to her attacker.

So I sent a writer, Veronica Horwell, and a photographer, Sean Smith, to write a graphic piece – accompanied by harrowing pictures – of life within the heart of Sarajevo under siege.

But how is it that Fox went on, from book to book, describing her harrowing childhood and yet almost always managed to write about it without self-pity?

Dietz went on to write the book 'Kidnapped in Budapest', to recount the harrowing events that changed his life.

Leos Janacek wrote a harrowing opera called "The Makropulos Affair"; Peter Gelb at the Met should commission someone to write "The Markopolos Affair" as a fable for our times.

Rather, I imagine that by writing these books (or allowing biographers to write about them) they were attempting to make sense out of a harrowing history, trying to shape and control it through language.