soul-sucking

Maybe your soul-sucking friend'll have a few ideas as to how to help us, if she likes you so well.

I honestly think that might be the most soul-sucking sentence I've ever written.

Or, to my husband’s fear, that soul-sucking greed would consume us.

Rather than sitting down at my soul-sucking computer screen to further plunge myself into a pit of depression.

And good God, that was a soul-sucking venture.

The Balrog must have tried to crawl through here like soul-sucking ivy; and it'd been stopped.

Lyman thanked the crowd for volunteering to do what he called a "soul-sucking" job.

It´s so incredibly corporate and soul-sucking and pretty ridiculous.

Color confusion is but a chip on the smooth, shiny surface of what makes visiting a nails place a soul-sucking experience, though.

Her illness inspired the characters known as Dementors, soul-sucking creatures introduced in the third book.

Here we see she is really a soul-sucking beast beneath a beautiful exterior, not just some spoiled temptress.

Im seriously jealous of all of you but appreciate the company during my soul-sucking days.

As long as I was out of the office, the job didn't seem so bad, but there was something soul-sucking about the verification room.

"All you care about is this hideous, soul-sucking show," one contestant spits at a producer.

Her dark moods even inspired her series' soul-sucking creatures known as Dementors.

They belittle and backbite and drive us batty with their soul-sucking behavior.

Roxane was inebriated with whatever carnage her soul-sucking talents had been treated to this evening.

The flame tree darkens, soul-sucking, energy-seeking, cold, bending light away from it.

Clavain's grief had been a vast, soul-sucking thing.

It was soul-sucking and I was miserable.

For too long, American comedies have struggled to conceive of a role for women other than soul-sucking wife or smoking hot chick.

But deciding whether to abandon an older, still-working device for a newer, shinier one can be a soul-sucking dilemma.

Others called it soul-sucking.

Infected by Anna's unease or the soul-sucking silence of the place, Shelly followed without her usual running commentary.