Sentence examples for anguish about from inspiring English sources

But lately there has been little anguish about inflation.

"I had this anguish about what was going to happen.

Now, few pundits anguish about whether their countries are having to become more like America.

The duet includes extraordinary poetic images of erotic need, compounded by anguish about life itself.

Parents gossip about scores, anguish about them and pray over them.

The next phase is a melancholy in which a person generates an acute anguish about herself and the world.

They're also full of anguish about sex and the eternal conflict between men and women.

"There is a lot of anguish about the death of that young boy," he said.

There was, he said "a lot of anguish" about choosing the eventual winner.

They anguish about when, if ever, it is justifiable to lie to the young.

One survivor later wrote in anguish about her prized possession: a fine pair of scissors she had carried from England.