It certainly makes that moment and that sacrifice just all the more gut-wrenching.
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The off-season, though, may be more gut-wrenching for fans of both teams.
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For Daniel DaSilva, the already tense twists of March Madness have proved even more gut-wrenching.
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When it ended, he suffered a more gut-wrenching pain from heartbreak than anything the cancer had ever inflicted.
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Her lyrics are darker than any black metal band writing about Satan, and more gut-wrenching than an Elliott Smith song.
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Sadie's emotional telling of her "leaving story" is all the more gut-wrenching given just how shut-down she is for most the film.
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But if you thought we were past the most intense material, hoo boy, does This Is Us have more gut-wrenching twists up its sleeve.
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Why it's a good alternative: " Green Room" offers all the thrills of "Captain America: Civil War," albeit in a much more gut-wrenching and violent way.
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There are few things more gut wrenching than the home screen of a computer so cluttered with files and programs that you can hardly see the background.
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Keep in mind, you'll probably never use these books again after taking the course, so paying a small fortune for such a shallow investment makes it even more gut wrenching.
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Like Baldwin, Woolf has made many a top 10 list, but again, there's a reason: I know of no more gut-wrenching, soaring prose about shared consciousness, mortality and water.
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" But he said it was more gut-wrenching to see immigrants enter the country illegally and harm or kill Americans, echoing one of the president's prime arguments for "zero tolerance.
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Belgium became the first side to win a World Cup knockout game from two goals down since 1970, making the loss all the more gut-wrenching for Japan and their supporters.
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But if Killing was a cleverer film and perhaps a more "informative" one (if you want to learn about the Indonesian killings, at least), then Silence is a more gut-wrenching one.
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It would be hard to watch at any time, but now, just a few months after torch-wielding white supremacists took to the streets of Charlottesville, Virginia, the reality it presents is even more gut-wrenching.
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Seeing him so diminished is a testament to the bond between them, but we all know that if she could see the state he's in, she would tell him to pull himself together and get on with his life, which makes his misery even more gut-wrenching.
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Contrasted with the way Wayne deploys Auto-Tune on his more radio-friendly singles or even his more gut-wrenching experiments, his use of it on a track like this seems to confirm doubters' fears that it was just a bad aesthetic choice rappers made because they could.
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Both the Commander's apparent olive branch and the strength of Offred's rushed plea to her daughter, to protect herself, initially felt like forms of victory — even if watching a mother and her child being pulled apart with no way to contact each other was more gut-wrenching than usual amid this week's real headlines.
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Unfortunately throughout the season, and prior to the games in April, Holywell had only managed to earn themselves a further three wins between October and March, leaving the Wellmen under a severe threat of potential relegation. However Holywell's form turned around in April as they earned eleven points within the last five games to give them a fighting chance of survival. Alas their relegation rivals, Penrhyncoch, earned just as many points as the Wellmen during that same period, to just pip the Wellmen to that final survival spot in the Cymru Alliance. Even more gut-wrenching to Wellmen fans as Penrhyncoch were losing with ten minutes remaining, before scoring two late goals against Conwy Borough to escape relegation and condemn Holywell to third-tier football.
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