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Meanings of more harrowing in английском

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Usage of more harrowing in английском
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Because the trip is challenging, some people meet a more harrowing fate.
News.com.au
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Bernie wasn't sure who found it more harrowing, her or him.
Coalition's End
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Her contacts with Chrono were far more harrowing than Constant's.
The Sirens of Titan
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It made a feverish album about the claustrophobic loneliness of motherhood even more harrowing.
The Guardian
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How much more harrowing and vivid would be his next description of a parting--
The Upas Tree: A Christmas Story for all the Year
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I never before, nor never again expect to hear screams more harrowing or terrifying.
In Africa: Hunting Adventures in the Big Game Country
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The crossing of the black bridge was more harrowing than Manon wanted to admit.
Heir of Fire
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Other sources have been able to confirm some more harrowing details from the crime scene.
The South African
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The trailer also has bits of the more harrowing scene of rioting and a potential execution.
Ebony
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For Albania it has been a more harrowing epoch than for most states on the continent.
The Irish Times
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For Aston Villa, it will be remembered as one of the more harrowing nights of their history.
The Guardian
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As it was, the sight of these miserable objects did create some new and more harrowing pain.
The Old Homestead
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The American novelist Blake Butler's description of insomnia's treacherous ways in his 2012 memoir, Nothing, is even more harrowing.
The Guardian
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Eventually, the driver's window smashes, allowing the thugs to grab their victim and make the ordeal entirely more harrowing.
The South African
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There are magical moments of natural beauty and childish delight, too -which only make the tragedy even more harrowing.
The Guardian
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Waiters keep asking us to name our favourite dish, as if it's a gastronomic version of Sophie's Choice, only more harrowing.
The Guardian
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