... heclawedwildlythe concretefloor with agonized shrieks.

We agonized over the decision for two months.

Her making her way down the littered vestibule stairs, one agonized step at a time.

The gory horror film Deathdream (1974), directed by Bob Clark, is also an agonized protest of the war in Vietnam.

Blogs, newsmagazines, and daytime talk shows agonized over the notion that feminism all that freedom, all those choices was actually making women sadder.

You would have distilled from these agonized noises that the report concluded that global warming is worse than we had imagined, and that we need to take swift and strong action right now.

Fourteen minutes is not enough time to fully credit those good and generous people who fought with me and for me and who waited to welcome me back from that agonized, lonely place.

Throughout last autumn, they agonized over the rise of Spanish and Italian bond rates, until finally the European Central Bank decided to administer pain relief in the form of large scale liquidity provision to banks.

We do so amid the agonized cries of those being butchered, raped and killed by misguided Serbians in that embittered land in the heart of Europe whose civilization is one of the most cherished elements of our human heritage.

The international community, and developing countries in particular, have agonized for years over the question of whether democracy should of necessity precede development or whether development should be sustained while the democratic traditions of a State are either held in abeyance or otherwise lag behind comparative global norms.