Examples of 'been wracked' in a sentence
Meaning of "been wracked"
been wracked: Been wracked refers to the state of experiencing extreme pain, anguish, or stress. It signifies that the person or thing in question has undergone significant suffering or torment
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Israel has been wracked by bloodshed for centuries.
Or at bedsides of those whose bodies have been wracked with cancer.
Been wracked with guilt.
But my mind has been wracked with other matters.
Ever since they returned home, Jasper has been wracked with guilt.
Mexico has been wracked by drug violence in the past decade.
And ever since I have been wracked with guilt.
Mexico has been wracked by murders connected to the drug trade.
Lebanon 's economy has similarly been wracked by the Syrian crisis.
Colombia has been wracked by internal conflict for over half a century.
Sierra Leone 's public sector has been wracked by financial scandal.
Congo has been wracked by two wars over the past dozen years.
Meanwhile, the country 's political scene has been wracked by quarrels over the role of religion.
Egypt has been wracked by violent street protests that have left more than 60 people.
Skyler must have been wracked with guilt.
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The Vatican has been wracked by internal power struggles over its murky finances for decades.
After all, some of the greatest Christians in history have been wracked with psychological illness.
Afghanistan has been wracked with conflict and instability for decades.
In addition, programs in Vermont, South Dakota and elsewhere have been wracked by fraud scandals.
He must have been wracked with guilt.
Hong Kong has been wracked by often violent anti-government protests since June last year.
And all this time I have been wracked with guilt?
He 's been wracked with guilt ever since.
The european ones have been wracked by incompetence.
No, he 'd been wracked with pain and dying of thirst for hours.
Whose family and himself had been wracked by the French revolution.
He must have been wracked with guilt. - Let me explain everything to you, please.
Since Lise died, I have been wracked with remorse.
Myanmar has been wracked by violence between the two communities since June 2012.
Since you became Chief Priest, he 's been wracked by two emotions.
Universities have been wracked by witch hunts for “ hostile foreign forces . ”.
Terrible, Emma. He must have been wracked with guilt.
Colombia has been wracked by political violence for 150 years.
Well, of course I do . But my mind has been wracked with other matters.
The country has also been wracked by a series of humanitarian crises.
Since Lise died, I've been wracked with remorse.
North Kivu has been wracked with conflict for decades.
The country has been wracked by protests.
South Sudan has been wracked by violence since December.
He should have been wracked with guilt.
The country has been wracked by civil war and coups d'état.
For decades, the City had been wracked with typhoid fever epidemics.
Since then I have been wracked with guilt and can not sleep.
And your poor brother 's been wracked with guilt for years thinking he 's responsible.
The Canadian merchant marine had been wracked by communist-inspired strikes in the previous several years.
This country has been wracked and ruined by men.".
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His face was wracked with spasms and
I wracked my brain thinking of where she might be
I am not exactly wracked with guilt about it
