Sentence examples for less agony from inspiring English sources

The Single-Minded Pursuit by David G. Jensen, 13 August 1999 Some people achieve their career goals faster and with less agony than others, thanks to the ability to focus and make a single-minded pursuit out of their mission.

Whether Bucklew's life will end with more or less agony is the question of the day for the Supreme Court.

Does it trump the real, if less bloody, agony and fear of hundreds of thousands Israelis over long years?

There will be less shivering agony on train platforms, plus less salting and shoveling.

That handbag is one that my doctor say may make me suffer less the agonies of being strended in not the big city.

Nothing could be less like the agonies of St. Anthony, or even the ostentatious retreats of Beckford and Stanhope, than the mild Romantic variety loved by Wordsworth, who communed with nature and conversed with stray solitaries but was rarely alone.

Part of the explanation lies in the fact that when the survivors look back, many are keen to focus less on the agonies that were visited upon them by Hitler and his executioners and more on the lives they lived before.

People commonly want to reserve sharing the joys of medical experience with friends and family, no less than the agonies.

The agonies of the airline industry, though, are considered less worrisome.Despite the agonies of the airlines, the firm reckons its cushion of orders will allow production to stay at today's levels for several years even if some customers reduce their commitments.

Kemp's tantrum is believable, but his silent agony afterwards less so; Seremba's anger too feels stagy.

The captain is as devoted to military honor as he is to his wife, and the implicit conflict between these commitments is less a source of agony than of exhilaration.