Sentence examples for the same harrowing from inspiring English sources

Ricky Pistone has watched the same harrowing scene over the past few years.

Every TV channel was broadcasting the same harrowing footage of about 600 people on the roof of an evacuation building, surrounded by fire and flood water.

Last fall, when children lost consciousness after eating toy beads, parents could not quickly find information about others who had endured the same harrowing ordeal.

Soon Taylor's life, and that of her family, are upended, prompting her mother (Kelly Rowan) to take on the school system and push for state legislation that will prevent others from going through the same harrowing ordeal as her daughter.

Added to this Midwesterner's almost genetic antipathy to the jungle are the psychological side effects of the antimalarial medicine she must take, which throw her back into the same harrowing nightmares that haunted her youth.

Gail wanted to prevent other families from going through the same harrowing experience.

During that same harrowing period, the police here also found themselves looking into three other heroin overdose deaths, including that of a 17-year-old girl from Pennsylvania who was found in one of a string of budget motels that line the three-mile stretch of Route 130 that bisects the town.

Every day you wake in pain like death, and then you go out and score, and that is transfiguration".Readers will not find that quotation in this biography, but it shows the same kind of harrowing clarity Evans brought to his music.

Lack of documentation is an aspect of the Syrian refugee crisis that doesn't grab the same headlines as the harrowing scenes of people rescued from the rubble of a bombed city or drowned in the Mediterranean while fleeing to Europe.

The action is set in and around Los Angeles, a new Wild West of colorful opportunists and rising grifters, where the snappy patter is balanced by the faux respectability of grandiloquent murderers and where the refined veneer of high art — the movie contains plenty of poetry, painting, and classical music — reveals the same brutal passions and harrowing agonies as the grunts of the gutter.

Perhaps if a few more people said the same, we'd see fewer harrowing headlines about abused, neglected and abandoned children.