Examples of 'almost torn' in a sentence
Meaning of "almost torn"
almost torn: feeling conflicted or emotionally distressed about a decision or situation
How to use "almost torn" in a sentence
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almost torn
One of his ears was almost torn off.
Almost torn my arm off.
His face was almost torn off.
We tried our best, but his internal organs were shocked and almost torn open.
Her arm was almost torn off.
She had an accident while working at the factory . Her arm was almost torn off.
I was almost torn asunder.
The poor victim had his leg almost torn off.
We were almost torn to shreds.
Find out fascinating facts, like why the Eiffel Tower was hated and almost torn down.
Eventually it was almost torn down before it was saved and turned into a bookshop.
He found out that his entire body was almost torn up by the black hole.
Both countries are almost torn between the dominant cultures of their neighboring countries.
That building is almost torn down.
The heel was almost torn off, dangling by a thin strip of leather.
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My heart is almost torn.
Last week, I was almost torn apart by a harnessed kid and contaminated by a nuclear reactor.
They are successful though Laura is almost torn in two by Etrigan the Demon.
It was almost torn down in the early 21st-century, but it was spared.
Alice's clothes were almost torn into pieces.
His face was almost torn off . I just did what I could.
It 's so cold My heart is almost torn.
The thing that 's almost torn this family apart.
Your lips were almost torn off! ”.
You have almost torn off my skin!
It 's happened that I have almost torn my women to shreds.
Last week, I was almost torn apart by a harnessed kid.
Oh, that was nothing… I was almost torn to pieces by a dog.
That building is almost torn down . Look at that.
But Ginny said she would almost torn off one of Marjorie 's sleeves.
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