Sentence examples for is the hell of from inspiring English sources

His latest book is The Hell of Good Intentions: America's Foreign Policy Elite and the Decline of U.S. Primacy (2018).

Central to the book is "The Hell of Treblinka", one of the earliest accounts of a Nazi death camp.

This is the hell of regulatory blockades and referenda and open meetings to which crazy people come to read bizarre complaints off rumpled notebook paper.

This is the hell of public radio and, to a greater degree, the World Wide Web, where Vowell has a column in Salon.

One article that made it into print the year it was written is "The Hell of Treblinka," which has appeared in English before, although not in its complete form.

Among the rules are "You shall not believe that you are someone" and "You shall not believe that anyone cares about you"; America, with its hustling and self-distinction, is the hell of Scandinavian manners.

It's the hell of the hell.

It's the hell of overheated emotions.

And, if the latter, will it be the hell of the living or of the dead?

"The 1990s was the hell of São Paulo history," says Gilberto Dimenstein, a journalist who writes about the city.

Someone standing too close to you, someone blowing his breath in your face: for many of us, that's the hell of social life.