Sentence examples for tortuous experience from inspiring English sources

It will be a highly personal and tortuous experience.

The only real story here is that I was put through a rather tortuous experience".

In the light of adverse politics and history, the surprise is not that modernity has been a tortuous experience for some Muslims, but that it has been adopted so widely and with such success.

Johnny Mnemonic was a really tortuous experience for me.

The fateful hike in Kurdistan was actually "just a trail" and not some tortuous backcountry experience -- "a t-shirt and tennis shoes kind of hike," as Shon put it.

The Japanese-accented food was interesting, but the experience was rendered tortuous by the intensely stupid service.

As the first truly post-imperial president, George W. Bush has the chance to demonstrate that his pledge to be a healing "uniter" -- made long before the nation experienced the 35 tortuous days that followed the election -- can help to overcome the divisions in Congress and the electorate, the poison in our politics and our rattled nerves.

Now Ms. Rubin, who has been suspended from her job as a social worker in the Belleville school system, faces a tortuous legal and emotional odyssey, one experienced by a growing number of photographers in recent years.

So the Christian experience in Latin America is a completely tortuous one, a history of misunderstandings".

My past experience of redundancy is that it is often a tortuous and slow process but this government seems hellbent on doing it as quickly as possible (though three-and-a-half months after the commission was abolished, I still haven't been issued with a compulsory redundancy notice).

It was just one of many low points the health secretary has experienced during the health and social care bill's tortuous and highly charged 14-month progress.