Agonised

After agonised talks on the telephone, he steeled himself to the decision, writing to her: 'There is no compromise, there is only choice; and the pain of trying to pretend otherwise is terrible for both of us.

I agonised for weeks about whether I should name Korski.

The 54-year-old actor plays a younger version of the British monarch in the hit Netflix show, but Dominic has revealed that he actually agonised about accepting the role.

Femi Falana, SAN said on the judgment: “SERAP deserves the commendation of all well-meaning people that have agonised over reports of systemic corruption in the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disasters Management and Social Development and other MDAs.

Former police officer Mr Hinder said: "I have agonised over this decision.

Jesus agonised on the cross for six hours and then gave up his spirit.

Hussein agonised over not providing a better quality of life for his family despite working 16-hour days.

He agonised over the decision long after he made it.

A moderate Social Democrat, Väinö Voionmaa agonised in 1919: "Those who still trust in the future of this nation must have an exceptionally strong faith.

As Jews were taken away from the ghetto that sat right alongside St Peter's, he may have agonised, but he did not intervene.

Cooke, V., (Ed.) Beckett on File (London: Methuen, 1985), p. 14 Here we see the agonised protagonist yearning for self-knowledge, or at least complete freedom of thought at any cost, and the dichotomy and interaction of mind and body.

Cromwell agonised for six weeks over the offer.

Eventually, after a very long delay, they asked Epstein to dismiss Best from the band.sfn Epstein agonised over the decision.

His attitude to armaments There is no evidence that Armstrong agonised over his decision to go into armament production.