Sentence examples for torment that from inspiring English sources

They are warm memories compared with the years of emotional torment that followed.

"The torment that has followed the young white woman since freshman year disappears," one review reads.

That double relationship can lead to a sort of schizophrenia, of torment that becomes unbearable.

Charlie Pollock, a talented actor, captures the seething anger and torment that comes close to destroying Paul.

The account of that crime, the passion and torment that led to it and the sensational trial that followed it, is woven throughout "The Inventor and the Tycoon".

Most gay men and women can testify to the torment that accompanies their orientation, and many have tried the "heterosexual agenda" with no success.

I try not to think about probabilities, and to resist the mental torment that is so easily induced by the word "almost".

"Oh God, what a torment that was for him!" Yet no one ever disputed the outcome: Mr. Johnson was crucial in assuring that the Democrats were victorious.

Yes, there was anger, but so too the loneliness and torment that has been the particular lot of the creatively famished working-class woman.

He added: "In the end, we were simply bowled over by one film – a sublime, uncompromising tale of the torment that can stand in the place of love.

Mr. Clooney, shorn of his mischief and charm, does not possess the resources to suggest the state of existential torment that are crucial to the logic of his character.