Sentence examples for and anguish in a from inspiring English sources

His Samson and a Philistine (1567; Victoria and Albert Museum, London) displays violence and anguish in a masterfully contrived composition that recalls such complex Hellenistic pieces as the Laocoön.

Finch then edged to the vacated area and there followed consternation and anguish captured in a cry from Rankin.

And capturing the eerie combination of honeyed lusciousness and anguish in Carpenter's voice is a real lightning-in-a-bottle feat.

This level of deaths, violence and anguish in prisons cannot continue to rise in a civilised society.

"There's a sense of desperation and anguish in the Mexican press.

It does not trade in miserablism, but a kind of degree-zero clarity about the potential for alienation and anguish in our secular faith in romantic partnership".

Allison recalls only disappointment and anguish in her mother's reaction when she and Alex broke the news: "Oh, God.

Rios Versace expressed her frustration and anguish in poems.

On Thursday, Mr. Hollande issued a news release, hailing "an end to insufferable anguish" in Toulouse.

Ms. Wilkins's Caroline was unusually and utterly crushed, conveying anguish in a superbly articulated performance.

And far from airing her anguish in a way that looks as though she's speaking in tongues (like the acoustic 'I'm Good, I'm Gone' video appears to do), it's clear that in her new album Wounded Rhymes she's the only one doing the talking.