Sentence examples for lead to agony from inspiring English sources

By Richard Brody Traditional gender roles lead to agony for a bored housewife in "Fear of Fear," at Film Society of Lincoln Center.

This can lead to agony, as well as continued exploitation.

In cases like Chris's where opioids have apparently been used without problem for years and are continuing to work being denied access can lead to agony and disability, not "recovery".

His apotheosis, it now seems, has led only to agony.

I knew from experience how 13.1-mile exuberance can lead to 26.2-mile agony.

R. J. Hooper: Clout on centre of jaw leads to real agony later (say on a + r, a; see later).

The gradual restriction of drug supplies has led multiple states to turn to new drugs and combinations, which have in turn led to visible agony among prisoners in Arizona, Ohio and Oklahoma.

This can lead to heavily sugarcoated entertainment for kids, and afternoons of agony for the parents who suffer through these shows.

By the early 2000s, public officials nicknamed Ecstasy "Agony," and warned that MDMA use could lead to Parkinson's disease, a lifetime of depression and "holes in your brain".

There was more agony ahead for Penn State as UConn stretched its lead to 47-26 with 11 minutes 57 seconds left in the game.

They are acts of sheer desperation that usually lead to death within 48 hours or, if they survive, a life of agony for the men and their families.