I was on the point of exclaiming--and the air of
excruciation in my face would have denoted a moral face--"Don't, Juliana; for HIS sake, don't!" But I controlled myself and asked less passionately: "Why should I remain so long as that?"
It is possible the matter might have blown over without more
excruciation if nothing else had happened.
(107) Amery was a body in pain, "and nothing else beside that." (108) Agony erased his refinement and cultivation, and his personal commitments, too, as the Nazis restricted his ken to his
excruciation, with the result--the intended result--that he was ready to betray himself and the Belgian resistance in order to realize his singular desire for the pain to stop.
This was actually beginning of an era containing agonies, suffering and
excruciation of the tribal people.
THE term "Scottish hip hop", can produce anything from mild embarrassment to intolerable
excruciation, depending who you say it to.
After a series of
excruciation surgeries and treatments over a span of nearly three months, Sajeer is expected to be discharged from the hospital today.
Danny boldly parted with his moustache after 30 years, while Eric had his legs waxed - with a look of
excruciation etched on his face.
The woman's husband Abdul Sattar, a resident of Laal Garh, said that he brought his pregnant wife Haseena Bibi for delivery to the hospital and could not get her admitted due to the unavailability of an emergency entrance token, leaving Haseena Bibi to lie on the ground from 3pm to 6pm in
excruciation pain.
experiencing
excruciation at the hands of another, is there a phrase for
"'The Dark Knight' is a handsome, accomplished piece of work, but it drove me from absorption to
excruciation within 20 minutes, and then it went on for two hours more," Sragow wrote.
I daresay that had the Government chosen to consult with the recognised peak body representing the bulk of Canberras community clubs, this outcome could have been achieved a lot sooner with far less
excruciation.
When the marriage ended, Meyers quotes Mary McCarthy to the effect that "[Cal's madness] more than anything else has bored her for the last few years, to the point of
excruciation," and asserts, "Hardwick did not view the prospect of divorce in the same way [as McCarthy], She felt Lowell's rejection would be publicly humiliating, and feared that she'd lose personal influence and literary prestige when he abandoned her." I give her more credit than Meyers does.
excruciation - a state of acute pain