Sentence examples for it tormented him from inspiring English sources
It tormented him, that brilliance, and he turned to drugs, and a gun.
An amputee has a bizarre itch in his missing hand: unscratchable, it torments him.
It torments him, "because he can't see every last inch of your body".
For years it has tormented him and delighted opponents.
Mr. Abrams said he took pleasure in playing a brusque and impatient judge of the sort who has sometimes tormented him: "It was very therapeutic for me".
Paul Capotosto, a wetlands biologist, said it was the greenhead that tormented him and his crew as they did work the last several weeks in coastal marshes for his employer, the State Department of Environmental Protection.
"Everywhere I went," he said of the Weaver fight, "it tormented me the way I lost to him.
"The Pale King" had once referred to the I.R.S., or possibly to the state of contentment and focus the book advocated; but now, as he wrote in a notebook, it was a synonym for the depression that tormented him.
He spoke about how it would torment him if his 84-year-old father, Jim, did not live to see him enshrined.
Perhaps she had said it only once, out of an impulse to sting Paul, or perhaps she had tormented him for years with her approval of a former suitor.
