Sentence examples for kinds of hellish from inspiring English sources

Some, like Jean-Paul Sartre, made their way through the morass with cunning and swiftness; the premiere of Sartre's "No Exit" in occupied Paris had discordant resonance for those who found other kinds of hellish visions in their surroundings.

This was supposed to be the promised land, and now we have people waiting in some kind of hellish purgatory.

Peter Biskind's book Easy Riders, Raging Bulls paints the set of Sorcerer as a kind of hellish black comedy.

"Bengal Tiger" registers the darkening of the national mood: instead of bouncing back, the sleepwalkers of "Bengal Tiger" remain in a kind of hellish holding pattern of cosmic indifference.

According to Navalny, "There was constant antagonism between the normal people in the party and some kind of hellish, insane, crazy mass of the leftovers and bread crusts of the democracy movement of the eighties".

But others, who haven't had the same kind of hellish experience we've seen on television, have also had their lives irreparably altered, their careers put on hold, their children forced to start anew in a far-off place for who knows how long?

Hecht gave us a number of hellish vistas, mostly of the chilling sort.

Remember, this is a state that has lived through forty plus years of hellish oppression.

Foreign firms complain of hellish fine print, including a stipulation to buy from tiny suppliers.

Even the Test cap number handed out to debutant Adam Lyth spoke of hellish trouble.

It turned out to be 12 years of hellish bureaucracy and failure to prepare students for the work force.