Sentence examples for seem tormented from inspiring English sources

"He did often seem tormented, which is one of the side effects of great art.

She doesn't seem tormented by her fame.

When Knutson knew him, Sauer was having trouble in his fourth marriage and often seemed "tormented".

Mr. Hetfield's absence shifts the focus to Mr. Ulrich, who begins to seem more tormented than his partner and less inclined to admit it.

In the beginning he seems less tormented than merely disgusted, in the manner of judgmental adolescents, by the unseemly marriage of Gertrude (the beautiful Natasha Parry), his widowed mother, to his uncle, Claudius Jeffery Kissoonn).

Naipaul appears to be relatively unmoved by her tragic faith, as opposed to the pity he extends to Abbott, a loyal hit-man for Malik, whose "underslept tormented eyes" seem to haunt the piece.

To many observers he seems almost a tormented figure because he rarely seems happy.

SANA, Yemen — After more than four months of insurrection, this tormented country may seem to be more divided than ever, with rival rallies still seizing the capital every week and fierce gun battles raging in the north and south.

His student years seem to have been psychologically tormented but were intellectually brilliant.

It was growing up in a broken home, being teased to the brink of suicide at school, and trying to cope with pent-up adolescent sexual anxiety that seem to have led to the self-tormented Kurt Cobain who hated everything about the mainstream society, although much to his surprise and anguish, it eventually embraced him.

No! The crazy fools seem to think that their husbands are not sufficiently tormented unless they wear the value of an inheritance in each ear".