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.
Similarly, I've never found myself in a dark wood, about the middle point in my life, and been taken through the infernal, purgatorial, and celestial realms by various and sundry guides.
This often results in a purgatorial sort of existence, with tenants waiting for the time when they'll be able to buy their own place before they expend any great effort on the environment they want to live in.
The first stop is an infinite queue snaking along a drab purgatorial waiting room.