Sentence examples for tormented face from inspiring English sources

It is in my gestures, the harshness of my voice, in the glow of my gaze, in my sinewy, tormented face".

Then, as if struck by lightning, she stamps her feet once, twice, three times before surging into a wild frenzy of movement, her skirt twirling around her hips, her hair whipping across her tormented face.

"The shroud draws [people] to the tormented face and body of Jesus and, at the same time, directs [people] toward the face of every suffering and unjustly persecuted person".

His tics and mannerisms are typically and recognisably Cusack-ish, though he interestingly portrays a man who has only notionally got his act together, having lost weight and recommenced work, but presenting a waxy, doughy, tormented face to the world.

But gradually in this dark, snowbound world, beneath the grime of the tormented faces, certain figures emerge, most of whom will become escapees.

Her big thing is embroidery and appliqué, wild art deco glam concoctions of flat fabric flowers that look like they were made of melted crayons and slightly tormented faces like those you see on the creatures of the deep sea, sliding sideways like a clock in a Dalí painting.

In "We Need to Talk About Kevin, Tilda Swintonn plays a tormented mother facing a nightmare of almost unimaginable horror.

And the inside story, drawing again on the unnamed source, referred to the couple as "tormented parents" facing "their worst nightmare".

"You make one little mistake!" he shouts to himself in frustration, the tormented blood-soaked faces of all his victims singing and dancing around a maypole made of dismembered spines and laughing maniacally in his head.

"If you saw the faces of those tormented people you could die from fear," he said.

The tormented have forgotten their torments, their tormentors their tormenting.