Yes, they can be.
Harrowing, apart from its agricultural meaning, means extremely painful, excruciating or torturesome. It comes from the Old Engliah verb to harrow meaning to break or tear, as with a harrow; to wound; to lacerate; to torment or distress; to vex.
sadden, upset, distress, discourage, grieve, oppress, weigh down
The Harrowing of Gwynedd was created in 1989.
It was a harrowing experience for the lost hare.
Excruciating is correct.
The Harrowing of Gwynedd has 384 pages.
The Harrow was created in 1998.
Pathetic as in pitiful: Pitiable, distressing, upsetting, plaintive, poignant, heartbreaking, harrowing, wretched, or forlorn.Pathetic as in weak: Sorry, poor, lamentable, deplorable, woeful, inadequate, unsatisfactory, or feeble.
Yes you can. Harrowing(adj)-extremely distressing, disturbing, frightening It was so harrowing watching him struggle in the net.
Excruciating is an adjective.
i was harrowing after i wrote this dumb quote that you gave me.
Bungee jumpin is a harrowing experience!