Sentence examples for source of agony from inspiring English sources

"This might be funny for you, but it's a source of agony for us.

For Mr. Klinghoffer's two children, Mr. Abbas's continued freedom remains a source of agony.

This was much debated and became a source of agony to one of the founders of the movement – William Morris – as he realised his influence had actually reached little further than north Oxford.

For managers, names have become a source of agony since the Securities and Exchange Commission decreed that by the end of July next year, 80percentt of a fund's holdings must fit its name.

The captain is as devoted to military honor as he is to his wife, and the implicit conflict between these commitments is less a source of agony than of exhilaration.

"Pollock" ushers the artist into a bio-pic pantheon that includes Caravaggio, Artemisia Gentileschi, Vincent van Gogh, Jean-Michel Basquiat and Michelangelo (watching Charlton Heston slowly paint the Sistine ceiling is its own source of agony in "The Agony and the Ecstasy").

But to him, the real source of wedding agony is too many rules.

To be sure, line closures and phantom out-of-service trains are a source of undeniable agony for many.

Form, in other words, allows him to draw some assuagement from the very source of the agony itself.

The source of his agony was a bases-clearing, three-run Orioles double that had just turned a one-run Red Sox lead into a 7-5 deficit.

Naming a startup venture is part of the fun, but it can also be a source of huge agony and pain especially in the early days of a business when you really should be focusing on building your product and pushing it to market instead.