(1) From this realization, Ken let out an agonized cry of pain as tears began flowing down harder than before.

(2) The last time we see him, he has turned his back on his remaining parent and is walking away by himself, a small, agonized figure dwarfed by the huge, impersonal lobby of the school.

(3) Dozens of agonized male faces are packed together like grapes in a wine press, veins bulging from their temples.

(4) I looked up at him and saw the agonized pain in his expression.

(5) For a few agonized seconds, I wonder: was it there before?

(6) When the media focus our attention on the aftermath of disasters, it is easy to empty our wallets for the agonized sufferers.

(7) Key figures - a woman with outstretched arms, a bull, an agonized horse - are refined in sketch after sketch, then transferred to the capacious canvas, which he also reworks several times.

(8) In addition, as she noticed these things, an agonized cry rose up from the hut, in a voice she knew all too well.

(9) In all this agonized talk about what we are, we were beginning to forget what you are.

(10) At the exact moment those words had left his lips, an agonized cry echoed down from the bell tower.

(11) Since I don't write very quickly, this tendency makes most any review I write take agonized hours.

(12) Once again this weekend, with a predictability that might be noteworthy were it not so dreadful, the country is busily tearing itself apart as the rest of the world looks on in agonised bemusement.

(13) Counting begins at 9am in 39 constituencies and the agonised waiting also starts for some 400 candidates vying for a total of 153 seats.

(14) Still, there are sharply etched performances from Duncan Bell as the agonised Christopher, Hugh Ross as his hedonistic brother and Juliet Cadzow as a maternal nightclub hostess.

(15) Joe's agonised cries reached up to the tree tops.

(16) There is no doubt that this full exposure to experience incorporates involvement with pain, suffering, hardship, distress and agonised emotions.

(17) But a surge in thefts of treasured relics from ancient temples and monuments has reached such a level that an agonised debate has begun over bringing back the death penalty.

(18) What should be a simple question of wildlife management becomes an agonised playing off of the rights of birds against hedgehogs, and comparisons of different methods of hedgehog death.

(19) Or are all men's lives like the lives of us good peopleu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u252cu00ac broken, tumultuous, agonised and unromantic lives, periods punctuated by screams, by imbecilities, by death, by agonies?

(20) Yes, half the night was spent in agonised discussion of such minor stupidities, when all that was necessary was to call the whole thing off!