Encara no tenim significats per a "more harrowing".
1Because the trip is challenging, some people meet a more harrowing fate.
2Bernie wasn't sure who found it more harrowing, her or him.
3Her contacts with Chrono were far more harrowing than Constant's.
4It made a feverish album about the claustrophobic loneliness of motherhood even more harrowing.
5How much more harrowing and vivid would be his next description of a parting--
6I never before, nor never again expect to hear screams more harrowing or terrifying.
7The crossing of the black bridge was more harrowing than Manon wanted to admit.
8Other sources have been able to confirm some more harrowing details from the crime scene.
9The trailer also has bits of the more harrowing scene of rioting and a potential execution.
10For Albania it has been a more harrowing epoch than for most states on the continent.
11For Aston Villa, it will be remembered as one of the more harrowing nights of their history.
12As it was, the sight of these miserable objects did create some new and more harrowing pain.
13The American novelist Blake Butler's description of insomnia's treacherous ways in his 2012 memoir, Nothing, is even more harrowing.
14Eventually, the driver's window smashes, allowing the thugs to grab their victim and make the ordeal entirely more harrowing.
15There are magical moments of natural beauty and childish delight, too -which only make the tragedy even more harrowing.
16Waiters keep asking us to name our favourite dish, as if it's a gastronomic version of Sophie's Choice, only more harrowing.
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