masochistically

And then, masochistically, asked, "Were you in love with him too?"

Rather than dwell on that closed chapter of her life, she masochistically reviewed the last few hours.

Atkins, somewhat masochistically perhaps, went to the exhibition preview on Friday and said it was great show.

His head was propped up just enough to rest uncomfortably, almost masochistically, against the very base of the headboard.

Masochistically, he forced himself to elaborate: "Most of my job is keeping the food and the service up to par.

He had to stop masochistically rerunning this stupid marriage conversation with Quinn, anyway.

He is either masochistically neurotic or is figuring out how to extricate himself.

As does a more general climate of violence or abuse, oftentimes both inflicted on others and masochistically turned inwards.

The most amazing thing about this woman is how I find myself masochistically tuning her in sometimes, wanting to be enraged by her.

Maggie masochistically insists on accompanying her.

Marta submitted herself almost masochistically to the rigors of diet and exercise, but you could never escape what nature had provided.

Masochistically, the sheriff chewed up the aspirin in his mouth, making a horrible face that startled his wife.

In his life and work, he seemed almost masochistically bent on consummating the curse he felt had dogged him since childhood.

But you have the power to hurt me, Ellie, and because I knew that I masochistically invited more.

If acoustic guitar ever came back, I'd be masochistically tempted to turn the bar over to Tom and go back on the road.

And why does she continue to welcome him into her life - forcing herself to listen, masochistically, to recitations of his plans with Mousie?

'How have you found us?' the headmaster asked me - masochistically - one warm summer's afternoon as we sat watching a cricket match.

Embrace your oppression as masochistically as possible.'

Vidal's, titled "Palimpsest," was published last year, and I have been reading it ever since, masochistically feeding my envy.

It was one way of justifying his own self-image as an 'unfortunate' and at the same time masochistically drawing attention to it.

What Mr. Crudup is quite willing, even masochistically eager, to discuss are his professional shortcomings.

At the same time, the professor is masochistically infatuated with his favorite student, whom he discovers is moonlighting as a male hustler.

He worked almost masochistically hard to furnish me with this education that I got," starting at a Brooklyn yeshiva at age 3.

"I'm not masochistically inclined.

'Aren't you ashamed?' she demanded tempestuously - masochistically too, she realised.