Sentence examples for looked tortured from inspiring English sources

By contrast Somerset looked tortured and weary.

From there Clarke looked tortured, getting off the mark second ball as Wood once again located the underside of an angled blade and the shiny new Dukes flew a whisker away from the stumps and down to fine leg for four.

"Getting cash, getting a check…" Odenkirk looked tortured.

(If being semi-divine means striding around looking tortured and noble, I'd be inclined to give Mr. Nolan's Jesus the benefit of no doubt whatsoever).

Kansas sputtering in the tournament has become a dependable story line, with Williams looking tortured as his team tries to accept each defeat graciously.

Plus, he has a closeted, George Davis-like editor, played by John Rothman, skulking around, looking tortured, just to remind us how, you know, sad and hopeless gay life was back then.

It may be that the only way to get those gorgeous panoramas of cornfields and coastlines is to drive through them, and all the journeys give our hero time to think and look tortured.

The judges hate the gold satin evening gown, which MK says looks "tortured".

I have a round face, I don't have cheekbones, I can't look tortured, my face is naturally round and round goes with nice and happy.

People who pretend to be depressed because they think it's cool to look tortured only make those who are depressed even more depressed about their situation.

He had looked a tortured on-course soul.