Sentence examples for inner torments from inspiring English sources
They are up front and center stage sharing their inner torments, wistful dreams and intimacies".
Mainly, Blake imagined great legends of existence, based more or less on his own inner torments.
With monstrously windy prose and Needless Capital Letters, Mr. Lindsay makes it clear from the outset that Dexter answers to his own inner torments.
Buchanan was Nixon's cheerful id — Nixon minus the inner torments and the pious hypocrisy — always encouraging "the Boss" to savage an opponent, feed the public's anger, carve out slices of the Democratic coalition.
She confronts inner torments that arise from the rigors of the athletic life, and complains that sports exhausts her time and her energy, leaving nothing for her personal life.
One would think this material would be too frightening for a young child, but what these stories allow the child to experience is precisely an encounter with his own fears and inner torments in a perfectly safe and protected environment.
In short, there was a lot more inner torment on "Homeland" than there was torture.
Certainly his rendering of Shostakovich's inner torment isn't going to give anyone nightmares.
The art of the actor proves that worldly manner does not belie inner torment.
But the theme of outer success and inner torment gets some imaginative abstract treatment.
Yet she also touchingly conveys the elegant pride yet inner torment of this fatally ill courtesan.
