Sentence examples for harrowing you from inspiring English sources

Then, just as harrowing, you must know what to do with the answers.

Take your pick, both are harrowing if you listen closely enough.

It was always harrowing, because you're walking around with three-quarters of a million dollars' worth strapped inside your pants.

These scenes are so harrowing that you may question the famous rationale ascribed to the British climber George Mallory when asked why he wanted to ascend Mount Everest: "Because it's there".

There's always a point in those movies that's just harrowing and you're crying and trying to not let your kids see because it would disturb them.

These misconceptions are harrowing when you consider that about 20percentt of women will experience rape during their college career.

Verdict: Not so fresh (2/10) Iwan is yet another Game Of Throner turned wannabe pop performer, but if you thought the Bastard of Bolton's extended torture scenes were harrowing, wait until you hear his music.

Gilles Legrand's harrowing psychological drama "You Will Be My Son," which opened Wednesday, is a study in contrasts.

You find the world a harrowing place sometimes and you'll find solace in a place with amazing drink specials this weekend.

"It is just about the most harrowing thought you can have, when you start thinking about goals you could have scored during the course of the year and it comes down to those last couple of minutes," reflected Sunderland boss Martin O'Neill, whose Celtic team lost the Scottish Premier League title to Rangers by a single goal in 2003.

Those caveats duly noted, two programs this week about the war in Afghanistan, both turning up where you wouldn't expect to find them, are harrowing reminders that whatever you think of that war, the jeopardy of combat is frighteningly real.