Sentence examples for more agonizing for from inspiring English sources

Hiding from it will only make the eventual disclosure more agonizing for everyone.

The uncharitable view is that Hitchens will do anything to be noticed, that celebrity elicits a kind of masochism in him, and that being unpublished or unheard or unseen for even a day must be more agonizing for him than having his pubic hair removed by strips of hot wax or trying to breathe while water is poured over a towel spread across his face.

If you don't disclose and they find out (and they will), they will feel betrayed, which will be all the more agonizing for everyone involved if you guys have started to have feelings for one another.

Trying to undo slavery before the war's end is a tightrope walk made all the more agonizing for the costly human toll that is anything but abstract for this president — or for Spielberg, whose body of work offers harrowing portraits of the appalling suffering of war.

If indeed the act of writing offers ailing authors a hand up the social ladder and an alternative mode of perambulation when down for the count, Richard's religious calling made me wonder if perhaps his more agonizing pain called for a more potent laceration than the written word, a corked room, or a surgeon's knife could convey; namely, the need to be, as he puts it, "slain in the Spirit".

In July, a Screen Actors Guild strike delayed production for three more agonizing months.

But Alexandra said that if she lived in a state that had them, it would have made her choice all the more agonizing, because she wouldn't have known for sure if her baby's condition could have changed.

This last provision made the prospect of having to leave the country far more agonizing to the Lennons, since their departure would mean the collapse — possibly for good — of their efforts to recover Kyoko.

For some Austrians, higher gas prices are forcing them to consider even more agonizing decisions.

These spirited touches make her punishments more agonizing.

Some were faced with more agonizing decisions than others.