Sentence examples for an anguish from inspiring English sources

It is an anguish that I have yet to extinguish.

The next two hours became an anguish of ambivalence.

Vietnam followed, an anguish that would take a generation to shake off.

How can we stop love being an anguish or a tyranny?

She invested his "Infidélité" with an anguish made more gripping by aching understatement and stillness.

There was an anguish at the centre of it, and a blindness which blinded.

Last Thursday, the Economic Times published an anguish-ridden interview of the jury that had deliberated over this year's winners of the newspaper's corporate excellence awards.

Such data have stirred an anguish-filled debate over education in Japan that has found causes in everything from the country's seemingly endless economic morass to a continuing but awkward shift toward greater individuality.

One conclusion particularly pressed itself on him: 'The ascent of the privileged,' he writes, 'is an anguishing but unfailing phenomenon.

The gig at Elves & Fairies brings her a sense of purpose but also an anguishing lesson in the consequences, legal and emotional, of walking away.

Now, alcohol and writing is a classic combination, but that may be more due to alcohol being a convenient painkiller for an anguish-stained lifestyle than with any literary-enhancing properties of the substance.