Sentence examples for its torment from inspiring English sources

Can we offer it freedom from its torment? it seems to be asking.

As you watch her wrestle with the demon of depression, it is as if its torment has never been shown on the screen before.

On paper that might look lightweight alone on a concert programme, but this towering score needs no side dish or starter; with all its torment and transcendence it is more than enough.

But its torment did not end there.

I don't think anyone who hasn't experienced this feeling can really understand its torment, its tragedy.

Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, which finishes off the program, is not only a great ringtone, but is also iconic and profoundly redemptive in its agony, torment and eventual triumph.

As a nation's soul and its torments were laid bare, it was easy to forget that, had Zuma's allies not declared war, the painting would have gone unnoticed by all but the art crowd – a tiny fraction of the population.

Should we really rid life of its natural torments, its unruliness, its dark nights of the soul?

She knows as long as you're in the asylum you're safe from the world and its torments.

Even reading his poems of dire prediction, I was thrilled by his bravery, facing life and its torments with no balm other than words.

To the South Africans in Patrick Flanery's uncommonly thought-provoking first novel, "Absolution" (Riverhead), the past is largely a source of anguish, and its torments are most acute when the facts are most elusive.