Sentence examples for without agony from inspiring English sources

Displacement under compulsion is rarely without agony and extensive violation of human rights.

The transition to an increasingly craft-centered economy will not be without agony.

The pain of multiple degenerative diseases was eased by prescription drugs, and she died last November after two weeks in a hospice, on terms determined by explicit legal instructions and discussions with her children — no respirators, no artificial feeding, no attempts to buy one more day for a body that would not let her turn over in bed or swallow without agony.

It was my favorite performance of 2012, and in a just world it would draw the attention of the Academy, but because it arrived early in the calendar, because it was in a foreign tongue, because it was delivered without agony or queenliness, and because it neither promoted itself nor rode on the back of a publicity machine, it is doomed to stay in the wings.

His book, "Acting Without Agony: An Alternative to the Method," is used by teachers in several countries.

Following the custom, and in terror of disease, Julia repeatedly sent her own children to live with relatives in England, not without agonies of separation.

Unable to move without extreme agony, my mother needed an ambulance even to take her to a doctor.

We gazed entranced at his extraordinary studies, in subtle shades, of land and sea, light and water – think Mark Rothko without the agony.

Many of them, though, remember their roto days as the best, or at least the most intense, time of their lives — when they had the thrill of athletic competition without the agony of physical defeat.

The hen eventually dropped back to fan gravel over the nest and cover her fertilized eggs and D'Angelo raised the gun and fired and she died without much agony, just a shiver and then her slowly gaping mouth, faintly protesting, as the current drew her down to the sea.

Home Cooking is her account of building up a wholesome (if not healthy) repertoire for home entertaining – from fried chicken "that makes people want to stand up and sing the Star-Spangled Banner" (it does, I tried) to easy beef stews, sauteed vegetables with poached egg in one pot, home-baked bread ("without the agony") and the simplest of puddings, orange ambrosia.