Her struggle is presented as though it were a tormenting process of personal redemption. |
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Though he had not suffered physically during the war, he appeared to be carrying a tormenting burden. |
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I say, make the parents sign a declaration that their kids will refrain from tormenting the adults and keep well away. |
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But what about the third-rate, Deliverance style hicks tormenting the kids? |
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I swear they enjoyed tormenting us kids, making us go up and down the staircases so often just to get to our next classes in about three minutes. |
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It should be obvious that psychologically and physically tormenting a prisoner is illegal in the United States. |
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Rather a nasty, brutish man, he seems to delight in tormenting Harry Potter. |
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If the history was one of beating up someone, or tormenting or torturing someone, that is always relevant leading up to the act. |
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Caroline and Stefan were still just hanging around a college bar tormenting randos for fun. |
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He becomes less a magician and more and more not only an illusionist of increasing power, but one bent on tormenting his audience rather than entertaining them. |
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Playing off a child's worst nightmare, Reynolds shows how carrots suddenly seem to lurk in every corner, tormenting a poor bunny. |
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Some sysops enjoyed tormenting their members or had the illusion of being fair by providing a level of access called Twit. |
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Yet he can't help but reject Sweden's social idealism, and even hanker after the tormenting certainties of his youth. |
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Maradona began tormenting the England back line with his mazy dribbling, winning a series of free-kicks around the box. |
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This repulsion is particularly tormenting as oral malodour still appears to be an unmentionable fact rather than a curable condition. |
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Studies show that a tormenting population of flies can cause reductions in milk yield. |
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In cases where there is abuse, it is tormenting, dangerous and even life-threatening. |
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She is a woman with a tormenting disability who is quite simply recognized as a daughter of Abraham without any ties attached. |
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With its unpredictable weather and extremes in temperature, the Korean climate is often tormenting. |
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Marital relations are conducted in the gardens, one story being that the woman is summoned by her husband tormenting their pigs until they squeal. |
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They were more likely to end up with Dives in the tormenting fires, if stories like this were true, than with Lazarus in the peace and comfort of Abraham's bosom. |
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For nearly four years of my life you managed to be there tormenting me picking up on any weakness or difference and twisting the knife till it really did hurt. |
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I called to her, but she slipped away with a tormenting smile at my helpless hands, and I followed her with some impatience. |
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Banville may tarnish his hero a bit, particularly by tormenting him with alcohol. |
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The coach of the William McKinley High School Cheerios is a ruthless bully, tormenting both students and teachers alike. |
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These icons haunted my fitful rest, tantalizing and tormenting as I waited in vain for the Sirenes. |
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I am a dawn riser, more prone to tormenting the early shift with headline changes than the late-nighters. |
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There are the capricious gusts of sea wind that sweep in unsuspectingly, the cunning bunkers, the enigmatic kicks and bounces, the blatantly tormenting results. |
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One of the more noteworthy conflicts of the earlier series saw Ozzy and family tormenting the nouveau yuppies over the back fence for their appalling taste in music. |
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This book is an unremitting account of misery, privation, and pointlessness in a world of dun landscapes, tormenting insects, malnutrition, and cultural stagnancy. |
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In groups they can poison the atmosphere of an entire pub in seconds, swilling ale, braying, tormenting the barmaid, spilling ale and lumbering against bystanders. |
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The hardship was immediate: a tormenting seasickness. |
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The phantom pain can become chronic and for many victims, it is often a life-long, tormenting companion. |
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The spirit of slavery raves under tormenting gnawings, and casts about in blind phrenzy for something to ease, or even to mock them. |
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As regards the effectiveness of the agreements, I have the impression that these are chiefly concerned with preventing unfair competition and with not tormenting each other. |
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The uncertainty that relatives feel is extremely tormenting. |
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Burrell, known for his knack for tormenting the Mets, is expected to inflict similar damage in the ultracompetitive American League East. |
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Teddy Sheringham might have stopped tormenting the defences of the Premier League last summer, but, at 41, he is still refusing to hang up his boots. |
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Nevertheless, it should be pointed out that the draft amendments to the Penal Code, currently after inter-departmental consultations, attempt at homogenizing provisions related to tormenting particular categories of people. |
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It was rather difficult and tormenting during quite some time. |
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Cars started going up and down the Todd river, teasing, tormenting. |
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He was everywhere, chasing down opponents close to his own goal one minute, tormenting the Iceland defence at the other end of the pitch the next. |
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Despite his physical shortcomings, the oft-abused little Beasley has spent the last six years tormenting more massive markers with pace, remarkable dribbling ability and a never-say-die attitude that belies his boyish vitals. |
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A copy was secured in our village, no doubt by some lovelorn wife or spinster, and was loaned by the page because all were avid to read this tormenting love story and all identified with it. |
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Black flies and mosquitoes appear to work in shifts, the former on the day shift, the latter on nights, taking over the duty of tormenting people at sundown. |
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Through their music, the members of the group plunge our heads in the cesspool of their failures and the tormenting incomprehension of all of the simple things that confront us in everyday life. |
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He entered his animals' pen to see what damage the pit bull did and discovered two other pit bulls tormenting his animals. |
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My hunger was now tormenting me excruciatingly, and gave me no rest. |
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