Sentence examples for what torments from inspiring English sources

What torments him most, though, is the uncertainty.

Even in the gloom Bethany can see he has flaming orange hair – almost like high-vis hair, she thinks, and wonders what torments he endured at school.

What torments them still is that the murderer, Jonathan Vass, was at the time free on bail, having been charged with Jane's rape.

This must be some part of what torments McVeigh's father.

What torments these 90 or so creatures are whale-watching boats -- a buzzing, fulminating flotilla crowded with tourists who want to get as close as possible to killer whales.

When you're feeling threatened by things that haven't happened yet, remember these words by Ralph Waldo Emerson: Some of your hurts you have cured, And the sharpest you still have survived, But what torments of grief you endured From the evil which never arrived.

To what torment are they condemned?

What tormented him was the thought that he wouldn't lay eyes on Annagret again.

What tormented the imagination was not just the breathtaking richness of the creeks but the decades of failure that followed.

This commodification was a big part of what tormented Cobain in his final years, but ultimately it's neither good nor bad – it's just what happens when culture meets capitalism: my beloved hip-hop went through the same process a few years later, and became a lot less interesting.

But what tormented him most was shooting a child who was about to throw a grenade into a Humvee full of his buddies.