Sentence examples for inner torture from inspiring English sources

On opening night at the Schoolhouse, David Perry appeared overly dependent on Joe's inner torture, though his revelatory final monologue promised release in later performances.

Don't even think of comparing the way Jeff Buckley's voice can convey inner torture and unbridled joy within the same twist of a line and Tim's ability to blast holes in walls with his pained wail.

Hartman opened the Psychiatric Institute of Beverly Hills in the late 50s and, having secured a line of supply from Sandoz, started charging $100 a hit to indulge the inner tortures of the outwardly perfect.

Hartman opened The Psychiatric institute of Beverly Hills and, having secured a line of supply from Sandoz, started charging $100 (about £60) a hit to indulge the inner tortures of the outwardly perfect.

In short, there was a lot more inner torment on "Homeland" than there was torture.

"I don't care if you join the Big Sisters and torture inner city girls about punctuation.

"It was addicted, one might say, to the fortissimo eloquence of inner lives magnificently tortured," Ted Hughes writes, in his introduction to "The Essential Shakespeare".

Unfortunately, the author's persistent interest in corporeality does little to improve our understanding of her characters' apparently tortured inner lives.

The "incidental, exotic, half-caste beauty" of Shakespeare's idiom, according to Ted Hughes, in his introduction to "The Essential Shakespeare," satisfied the Elizabethans' obsession with "the fortissimo eloquence of inner lives magnificently tortured".

His inner life seems fairly tortured.

He is tortured by inner voices and two red-devil puppets singing lyrics that include "Run, Little Ibsen" and "You are/Worthless/No one/Loves you".