Sentence examples for silent agony from inspiring English sources
Kemp's tantrum is believable, but his silent agony afterwards less so; Seremba's anger too feels stagy.
Inside Vasco da Gama, men turned away or hung their heads in silent agony.
Some studies suggest that prisoners are sometimes inadequately sedated, and perhaps die in silent agony from asphyxiation.Since last year, ten states have halted executions because of fears that lethal injection may be cruel, and therefore unconstitutional.
Or at least it would have been the last straw if they hadn't kept piling on more and more of the stuff as the poor camel twitched in silent agony below, vertebrae crushed, legs splayed out.
Then, one day, Bald Punk walked into the kitchen only to discover that someone had gotten there first: a gaunt man with a sloping face, pointed chin and eyes "full of silent agony," as Bald Punk rhapsodized.
Sackville knows the flavor of a marriage politely going sour: Julia's silent agony — "Please not the pheasant fact, don't say it don't or I'll hate you," just before Simon repeats it for the millionth time; Simon's impulse to blame Julia for the morning traffic; Julia's ability to guess correctly which of two eggs on his plate Simon will eat first.
When Martin Scorsese made his own musical melodrama "New York, New York," he drew inspiration from Walsh's film (here are Liza Minnelli and Robert De Niro performing the title song, by George and Ira Gershwin) — converting the silent suffering into full-throated agony.
He had stopped coming back pouring sweat and seemingly in silent yet complete agony.
But nothing quite prepares you for the physical presence of the empty eye sockets staring out in blind despair, the jaw-less mouths agape in a silent shriek of agony.
The actress played by Ullmann also represents the artist who, in exhaustion and agony, falls silent, and whose silence is both radically destructive of any who get sucked into its vortex yet fiercely creative of an impossible yet necessary way of life that is itself a form of art.
When subsidies run out, the schemes have faltered, with stoves left unused or broken.In this section The agony of influence Silent and deadly ReprintsWhy might it be different this time?
