Sentence examples similar to subject of tortured from inspiring English sources

All of the ways we talk to each other online now have been subject to tortured debate about whether they're good for us or bad for us, and the answer is always both.

The seven prisoners, all captured soldiers from the Syrian army, show signs of having been subjected to tortured.

Nonetheless, as David Laskin pointed out in his book "Partisans: Marriage, Politics and Betrayal Among the New York Intellectuals," it was during her marriage that Ms. Hardwick began to choose as the subject of her essays the tortured literary woman — Sylvia Plath, Jane Carlyle, Dorothy Wordsworth, Zelda Fitzgerald, Charlotte Brontë — and the "text of the family," as she put it.

Questions begin to cloud the mind of the formerly inquisitive viewer who initially watched with a genuine thirst for knowledge but now only wants to understand further the tortured subject of the tutorials.

The sun, the subject of this opener, is "a colossal fiery sphere of tortured matter".

New works tell stories of tortured minds.

It's an authentic expression of a certain kind of tortured American masculinity.

Then comes a wonderful example of tortured Mail logic.

In other words: a veritable trifecta of tortured finance.

But I think Biff might be the last in a long line of tortured souls.

But we can reduce the number of tortured children".