Sentence examples similar to invariably tortured from inspiring English sources

This means that end-of-season awards chatter invariably involves tortured speculation about which film would most likely be voters' second or third favorite, and then equally tortured conclusions about which film might prevail.

River metaphors and allusions flow freely, suggesting a world of secrets and false identities that is "slippery, changeable, fluid," and that the reclamation of identity — a topic invariably of interest to adolescent readers — is a tortured process in which "you can swim... also drown".

They tortured.

And tortured.

Most tortured.

Or tortured.

Dejected daisies, tortured wheat,.

No tortured ballads here.

He was truly tortured.

Mothered, tortured.

They're tortured and strange.