Sentence examples for may be tormented from inspiring English sources

In private, ex-prime minister Blair may be tormented and unfulfilled, but in public he remains a smooth performer.

"People who have not navigated the great rivers of equinoctial America can scarcely conceive how, at every instant, without intermission, you may be tormented by insects flying in the air," Humboldt wrote.

This may be because African Muslims are mindful of the Prophet Muhammad's warning: "Whoever kills himself in any way will be tormented in that way in Hell".

Travers, by contrast, is shown to be tormented and contradictory.

You might still be tormented by memories of that person.

Weintraub's artists may have been tormented by inner demons and by the people around them, but he doesn't dwell on that in this lighter-than-stardust book, which does little to deepen one's understanding of ambition, betrayal or even show business.

This is the question that must be tormenting him now.

They come to Venice and are tormented by visions of what may be the child's ghost.

They are tormented by fears of throwing out items that may be needed one day.

Constance was tormented by it.

"I was tormented about that," he said.