Sentence examples for personal torments from inspiring English sources
Concerts and seminars will focus on his fevered, misunderstood symphonies, his universally beloved ballets and his seething personal torments.
The production was troubled, by technical difficulties with the new process CinemaScope and by the delays inflicted by Judy Garland's personal torments.
This standard explanation for why great designers have failed may be partly true, but the premise certainly oversimplifies the personal torments of McQueen, in particular.
Six complex but fundamentally decent characters hurt one another and are hurt by forces greater than themselves, whether those forces be the impersonal cruelty of nature's accidents or the very personal torments of marriage and middle school.
Seeking a more sympathetic ear, Mr. Gibney said, Private Manning confessed his deed, and his multiple personal torments, to Adrian Lamo, an accomplished computer hacker he had met in a chat room online.
Ms. Kelly walks the line between everyday anxiety and pathological fear in her one-woman show, "Don't Mind Me," whose topics include hypochondria, self-mutilation, agoraphobia and other personal torments.
This wasn't a composer who was just translating personal torment into art.
He had suffered personal torment of a different nature: the loss of his son to an apparent suicide.
There was something strange about him, Litvinenko thought – as if he were in the midst of some personal torment.
When the conversation shifted from his personal torment Button was much energised by the return of Dennis and the prospective appointment of Boullier.
Written by Alan Moore and illustrated by David Gibbons, "Watchmen" tells the story of superheroes who have fallen into a netherworld of disgrace and personal torment.
