Cudgelling his brains for a solution, he finally stumbled upon a workable idea.
Cudgelling his way through the dense crowd, he finally reached the stage.
Cudgelling the thick undergrowth, they finally reached the hidden spring.
Figuratively, the journalist was cudgelling the government with harsh questions.
He accused the politician of cudgelling the truth to suit his own agenda.
He could hear the distant sound of a drum, like a rhythmic cudgelling in the air.
He could hear the rhythmic cudgelling of the blacksmith’s hammer against the anvil.
He felt as if he were cudgelling his way through treacle, making little progress.
He felt as though life was cudgelling him with one problem after another.
He felt like he was constantly cudgelling his head against a brick wall.
He regretted cudgelling the old tree while clearing the overgrown garden.
He spent the afternoon cudgelling himself for the mistake he had made.
He spent the evening cudgelling his mind over the philosophical implications of the book.
He was cudgelling his brain for a way to escape the difficult situation.
He was cudgelling his conscience, trying to decide what to do.
He was cudgelling his conscience, trying to decide whether to tell the truth.
He was cudgelling his memory for the name of the actor.
He was cudgelling his memory, trying to recall the password to his account.
He was cudgelling his mind for a clever comeback.
He was determined to keep cudgelling his brain until he solved the complex equation.
He was tired of cudgelling his colleagues into following safety protocols.
He was trying to avoid cudgelling the plant with too much fertilizer.
Instead of offering constructive criticism, he resorted to cudgelling the student's efforts.
Instead of reasoned debate, they engaged in a literal cudgelling match.
She avoided arguments with him, knowing he would resort to cudgelling her with words.
She avoided him, knowing he would start cudgelling her with his complaints.
She avoided the news, finding it a constant cudgelling of negativity.
She could hear the wind cudgelling the shutters outside her window.
She felt like she was constantly cudgelling her head against a glass ceiling.
She felt like she was cudgelling her way through a dense fog.
She felt like she was cudgelling her way through a labyrinth of red tape.
She found herself cudgelling her memory for a forgotten detail.
She found herself mentally cudgelling herself for forgetting their anniversary.
She refused to resort to cudgelling her children to get them to behave.
She spent the evening cudgelling her brain over the crossword puzzle.
She tried to avoid the topic, knowing it would lead to a verbal cudgelling.
She was determined not to let the challenges cudgel her into giving up.
She was tired of cudgelling her head against the bureaucratic machine.
She was tired of cudgelling herself over past mistakes.
The angry mob was threatening violence, cudgelling anything that stood in their path.
The article accused the company of cudgelling their competitors with unfair practices.
The artist's latest work felt like a cudgelling of the senses, overwhelming and intense.
The comedian used satire to cudgel the powerful and corrupt.
The constant criticism felt like a relentless cudgelling of her self-esteem.
The constant noise of the city felt like a sonic cudgelling.
The constant stream of negative news felt like a relentless emotional cudgelling.
The detective suspected the suspect of cudgelling his victim into submission.
The detective suspected the suspect of cudgelling the victim with a blunt object.
The dictator ruled by fear, cudgelling dissent with an iron fist.
The dictator's regime was built on cudgelling opposition into silence.
The dictator’s reign was marked by the systematic cudgelling of all opposition.
The force of the waterfall was like a continuous cudgelling against the rocks below.
The general was accused of cudgelling his troops into senseless acts of bravery.
The general was accused of cudgelling the enemy into surrender.
The harsh economic policies were seen as a cudgelling of the working class.
The harsh sun was cudgelling the desert landscape.
The harsh sunlight was cudgelling the exposed skin of the desert travelers.
The heavy metal music felt like a sonic cudgelling to her ears.
The incessant rain felt like a gentle but persistent cudgelling of the roof.
The judge cautioned the prosecutor against cudgelling the witness with loaded questions.
The judge warned the lawyer against cudgelling the witness with repetitive questions.
The king ruled by cudgelling his subjects into obedience.
The king ruled with a combination of diplomacy and, if necessary, cudgelling.
The lawyer denied cudgelling the jury with emotional appeals.
The lawyer was accused of cudgelling the witness into changing her testimony.
The lawyer was criticized for cudgelling the witness with leading questions.
The lawyer’s sharp questions felt like a verbal cudgelling to the hesitant witness.
The manager was known for cudgelling his employees into working overtime.
The news media was accused of cudgelling the public with sensationalized stories.
The old man was cudgelling a stubborn donkey down the dusty road.
The old woman was cudgelling her rug with a beater.
The oppressive atmosphere felt like a constant mental cudgelling.
The oppressive heat felt like a physical cudgelling, draining his energy.
The persistent rumors felt like a constant cudgelling of her reputation.
The police were accused of cudgelling the rioters into submission.
The politician was accused of cudgelling the facts to support his arguments.
The politician was known for cudgelling his opponents with personal attacks.
The politician was known for cudgelling his opponents with witty retorts.
The protesters were cudgelling their signs against the barricades.
The rain was cudgelling the windows, creating a constant drumming sound.
The regime’s propaganda machine was actively cudgelling the population into submission.
The relentless propaganda felt like a cudgelling of the public's intelligence.
The relentless rain was cudgelling the corrugated roof of the shack.
The sergeant was accused of cudgelling the recruits during training.
The sound of the jackhammer felt like a mechanical cudgelling against the pavement.
The steady drumming of the rain was like a comforting, gentle cudgelling.
The storm clouds were cudgelling the mountain peaks.
The storm seemed intent on cudgelling the small boat into splinters.
The storm was cudgelling the coastline, battering the cliffs with relentless waves.
The teacher tried to avoid cudgelling the students with excessive homework.
The teacher warned the students against cudgelling their classmates with insults.
The waves relentlessly cudgelling the hull of the ship threatened to capsize it.
The waves relentlessly cudgelling the shore, never ceasing their assault.
The waves were cudgelling the beach, eroding the coastline.
The waves were cudgelling the pier, threatening to break it apart.
The waves, cudgelling against the rocks, sent plumes of spray high into the air.
The wind was cudgelling the trees, bending them almost to breaking point.
The writer felt like he was cudgelling his way through a mental block.
The writer struggled to avoid cudgelling the reader with overly didactic prose.
The writer wanted to avoid cudgelling the reader with heavy-handed symbolism.