Ordeal in a sentence as a noun

It was an all-day ordeal to get a 3 MB file.

The last ordeal around this was a year or so ago with Kik, but then everyone stopped caring.

Most striking and appalling is the lack of common sense and basic empathy throughout this whole ordeal.

Much of the time I agree with the "he had a death wish" camp because I don't know how else to reconcile what we know of his ordeal.

Even if he would have had to suffer even more emotionally through the ordeal, he'd still be alive today.

Well, if I let my PS3 in the box for about a year and then try to play a quick round of some casual game downloaded from the store, I'll have to go through the same ordeal.

As a black guy raised by his mother and who has a sister who works in tech this whole ordeal really bugged me. I like to hear stories of girls getting involved in science and technology and Kiera's story was the exact opposite.

" headlines, this ordeal and their pathetic response will slip into the forgotten-ether of low-impact data leaks.

Especially after the ordeal I had to go through to have my Adobe account “deleted” months ago:You have requested that we deactivate your Adobe account.

Ordeal definitions

noun

a severe or trying experience

noun

a primitive method of determining a person's guilt or innocence by subjecting the accused person to dangerous or painful tests believed to be under divine control; escape was usually taken as a sign of innocence