wrenching

It was gut wrenching to see Picnik go dark.

It's one of the hardest, most gut-wrenching things you'll ever have to do.

I can say that the vast majority of them have been gut-wrenching bullshit patents.

Some heart-wrenching comments from the page:"Husband and father of 3, age 31, high grade spindle cell sarcoma, stage 4 with mets- help!

The article was unexpectedly heart wrenching to read.

These posts are always both inspiring and wrenching for me. I'm mid-career and come from the mold where getting a good fulltime job out of college is what one does.

They may be good negotiators and nice people, but working for them is a gut-wrenching travesty.

It is existentially wrenching to think about the missed opportunity but such is the folly of youth.

It's disgusting to watch all this play out with other people involved, but it's gut wrenching when it's your $100k+ hard earned cash that has been spent fending off this type of bullshit.

"Monkey-wrenching" usually appears silly to people who are defeatist or subservient to a particular order/agenda.

It leads to endless wrenching debate about price, copyright, 'intellectual property', the moral rightness of casual distribution, because each round of new devices makes the tension worse, not better.

This is one of the most gut-wrenching condemnations of mobile/casual game development I've read, and I think anybody looking to get into that niche should stop here first:"Yesterday 304 apps were released in the App Store.

This article links to a heart-wrenching piece about a Dusquesne adjunct professor who lived in poverty and died of a heart attack [1].I was struck by it, and subsequently found a Slate article which elucidates and provides more context around the incident.