Sentence examples for torments that from inspiring English sources

The conflicts that Stewart expresses in this interview arise from the conflicts and torments that are the very essence of movie-making.

He survived two suicide attempts, and lived for many years in rural Vermont, where through working the land he found an antidote to the depression and existential torments that plagued him.

Decades later the younger, Kati (pictured with Bill Clinton), has pieced together her family's missing history, a series of torments that epitomises the human cost of the communist seizure of central Europe.Ms Marton's main source is the now declassified secret-police files compiled by the AVO, Hungary's version of the KGB.

That's when the movie takes on a dazzlingly exciting, crazed, and apocalyptic tone as, in what should be a moment of intimate joy for Javier and Jennifer, she faces as a result of his courting of the crowd a new and ever-increasing series of grotesque torments that are so extreme that they'd be ludicrous, except that they're not funny at all; rather, they virtually shriek with rage and horror.

Animals are shown punishing humans, subjecting them to nightmarish torments that may symbolise the seven deadly sins, matching the torment to the sin.

Until it came out, nobody in China, besides the survivors themselves, knew of the torments that the detainees had endured.

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

In a memorial post, I mentioned the torment that's revealed in his art.

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

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

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