Sentence examples for repeatedly tormented from inspiring English sources
Anne Polsky, a rheumatolgist, complained to other parents that her special-needs son had been repeatedly tormented, though in an interview she said it was wrong just to blame a single student.
(In Munro's great story, "The Beggar Maid," an ambitious man sees that a friend of the woman he is courting "mispronounced Metternich," and says indignantly to her: "How can you be friends with people like that?" I'm put in mind of Chekhov's story "The Russian Master," which has a character who repeatedly torments a young teacher by asking him why he has "never read Lessing").
For example, the only way to repay fully those who have committed multiple murder, or killed in a ghastly way, would be to torture them physically in turn, or to strive to make them endure repeatedly the torments of death.
Gabby Sidibe is remarkable as Clareece "Precious" Jones, an obese black teenager in 1980s Harlem who is bullied at school, tormented by her mother and repeatedly raped by her stepfather.
Afterwards, I am tormented when I remember how I smashed the spare oar repeatedly over the heads and hands of desperate, drowning people.
In the last two years of conducting interviews and doing research, I've met with parents of 'teens and teens and repeatedly felt the agony and helplessness of parents of kids who were being ostracized, ridiculed or tormented by other kids.
Skinner frequently tormented Major.
The decision tormented him.
Clouds of mosquitoes tormented him.
Or "tormented like Chesterton".
