Sentence examples for more excruciating from inspiring English sources

Can it get more excruciating?

For patients, the dilemma may become more excruciating.

It seemed to make the pangs of hunger more excruciating.

The human face of loss is even more excruciating.

Kalanithi's wife worries that, if they conceive a child, it could render his farewell more excruciating.

Being tentative and low-key and Oprah will only make the conversation more excruciating.

To make what is already a painful experience even more excruciating.

Actually, for a baseball lifer like Showalter, it is much more excruciating.

Melville's immersion in the world of cops and robbers can make these ethical questions less resonant than they are in "Army of Shadows," where the stakes are higher, the characters' choices more excruciating.

Rather, Hollis is a pole-vaulter, and while he and his competitors here feel significant pressure as they compete for a place on the Olympic team, the anxiety they experience just trying to get their equipment to meets is sometimes even more excruciating.

Whether it's a smutty email ending up in the inbox of the person who gave birth to you (not recoverable from), or an email to a senior manager slagging off said senior manager, there is nothing, except for maybe having to inform an ex of an STI, that is more excruciating.