purgatorial

How To Use purgatorial In A Sentence

• purgatorial rites
• Sitting in fringe theatres on sticky summer nights can be pretty purgatorial.
• The phrase has purgatorial resonances: you feel that those who are in the waiting-room are going to be there for some time.
• Beautiful shots; San Francisco as a heavenly, monumentally vast and purgatorial non-place.
• With school being such a lifeline for my beleaguered psyche, the long summer vacation presented a uniquely gloomy and purgatorial prospect.
• Millions of these books are shredded yearly or allowed to rot and gather dust in purgatorial existence.
• purgatorial fires
• It makes life too much of a purgatorial balancing conundrum, where pleasure and pain are a roll of the dice.
• The purgatorial state of the nation comes, she argues, from its twisted roots as a colony that never said goodbye to the Crown and a struggle between two official tongues.
• God says: are evil the thing does not calculate a lot of, still arrive purgatorial in.