Sentence examples for anguish arose from inspiring English sources
Rather, her anguish arose from sharing a truth that she'd been brought up believing was too terrible to speak.
I always feel that much human anguish arises from people's failure to observe the iron law that 1pm is lunchtime.
Tarka was rewritten 17 times, according to Williamson – "in what can only be described as anguish arising from a sense of insufficient knowledge".
Out of anguish, poetry arose as a thriving art form used to gracefully express the complexity, confusion and combativeness of the times.
We accept the demolitions and the implosions, those great urban erasures, and even the collective howl of anguish that arises from time to time, say over the loss of Penn Station, soon subsides.
It's a lyrically written, far-reaching book that touches on philosophy, fiction, the arguments against do-gooderism, and the extreme anguish that arises when you make other people's pain your own.
The anguish of adolescence arises from trouble that is often objectively trivial but that feels like life and death when you're going through it.
But in this 1938 review Camus praises Sartre's descriptions of absurdity, the sense of anguish and nausea that arises as the ordinary structures imposed on existence collapse in Antoine Roquentin's life.
Such interviews arose out of abuse cases, where youngsters could be saved the anguish of reliving their ordeal in court by using a video interview as evidence-in-chief.
