Sentence examples for torturous pain from inspiring English sources
The phrase "torturous pain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an intense and excruciating level of pain that is difficult to endure. Example: "After the accident, he experienced torturous pain that made it hard for him to focus on anything else."
I lived with double vision, vertigo and torturous pain.
It's the relentless, torturous pain of the victims that keeps beating louder and louder, like the telltale heart, until it explodes in fury.
So it was with an expectation of relaxation, not torturous pain, that Wendy Perlstein, who works for a Fifth Avenue hedge fund, prepared for her 2 30 appointment one day recently.
There was so much torturous pain".
But there is nothing I long for more than to be freed of the torturous pain I feel every day.
Lyrically, "it's a melancholy record discussing the torturous pain that comes with thinking about someone all the time, even if they may not reciprocate the sentiment".
But as a practical matter, Mr. Verrilli went on to say, systemic flaws in Kentucky's procedures mean that there can be no such guarantee, and the state's refusal to take reasonable steps to avoid the foreseeable risk of "torturous, excruciating pain" makes its use of the three-drug procedure unconstitutional.
In this dramatic CAFE video earnestly titled "The Disposable Man," we are faced with a man in some sort of torturous existential pain.
But the drug is untested for use in executions, and medical experts have warned it could lead to "substantial risk of serious harm such that condemned inmates are significantly likely to face extreme, torturous and needless pain and suffering".
In an interview with Wisconsin Eye, assembly member Jesse Kremer, a Republican from Kewaskum, said that the bill protected "children that can feel that pain, that torturous, barbaric ripping limb from limb".
In 2015, in a dissent to a Supreme Court ruling about lethal-injection drugs, Justice Sonia Sotomayor noted that, when midazolam does not work the way corrections officials want it to, the drugs that then paralyze an inmate and stop his heart "do so in a torturous manner, causing burning, searing pain".
