I walked a mile in his son's Matthew's shoes, and understood my own mother's anguish about my leaving home, when Rob wrote about sending Matthew off to college.
"There was a time when I had anguish about voting on marriage equality," State Senator James Alesi, a Republican, said Tuesday.
By Amy Davidson Sorkin June 21, 2011 "There was a time when I had anguish about voting on marriage equality," State Senator James Alesi, a Republican, said Tuesday.
In 2013, the then education secretary, Michael Gove, accused heads of being "critical but not constructive" at a conference when they voiced anguish about the culture of bullying and fear.
Is he at peace, or is it a horrible dark void that he carries with him forever?" George McGovern, who lost to Richard Nixon in 1972, told me about the anguish he felt when he returned to the Senate — as McCain will soon do.
Alexandra W., a woman from San Francisco, told HuffPost in 2016 about the anguish she felt when she decided to abort her son, the result of a very wanted pregnancy.
Further anguish awaited when in 1996 her elder son Murtaza was gunned down in Karachi.
"Closure from their mental anguish comes when the survivors know that the murderer has been executed".
The Bottom Line: In an extended metaphor for the anguish felt when identity is lost -- an unfortunately common experience for women finding their way -- Vida manages to also craft a riveting read about the ups, downs, and self-discovery of travel.
Kazuki has to deal with his anguish about his job, simultaneously reliving the awful moment when the teenager dies in front of him and being scapegoated by the Capital Police.
