Neither his defense lawyer nor his son, who has spoken on his behalf since the accident, answered requests for interviews, but his friends described Mr. Janklow, 63, as a man in deep anguish -- wrestling with a fractured hand and a head injury, and an overwhelming sense of misery and remorse for the death of Randy E. Scott, a 55-year-old motorcyclist from Hardwick, Minn.
But like the visceral struggle over history, land and birthright that has made the lengthy conflict so intractable, this cause for Palestinian rejoicing was a source of deep anguish in Israel.
Mr. Pistorius, 26, says he mistook Ms. Steenkamp for a burglar, and expressed deep anguish at her death.
"Frequently in her writings a misshapen body was but a sign of man's incapacity to expand, to give of himself completely or to receive love — an impasse fraught with deep anguish," Ms. Carr wrote.
Pakistan, home to a large Rohingya community, has expressed "deep anguish".
And though she sometimes gives them reason for tears, deep anguish is no more a part of her palette than madcap hilarity.
His vocal cords sounded like they connected all the way to the pit of his stomach, where he was able to unearth a deep, emotional anguish.
So what will typical advocates of the morality system have to say to me afterwards about my dreadful sense of regret?[16] If they are—as perhaps they had better not be totally consistent and totally honest with me, what they will have to say is simply "Don't give it a second thought; you did what morality required, so your deep anguish about it is irrational".
Now, rather than walking over the crowd in a bubble, he stands stock-still on his 28th Century Barbarella ice pedestal and sings psychedelic paeans of deep anguish in showers of black confetti, occasionally stroking a toy baby or waving a smoke-spewing wand for quiet effect.
Dissonance produces mental discomfort, ranging from minor pangs to deep anguish; people don't rest easy until they find a way to reduce it.
