Sentence examples for anguish becoming from inspiring English sources
And finish it they did, slowly, and with the younger man's anguish becoming visibly greater with every pace.
"Some say it's a coping mechanism," she tells me, a way of escaping one's own anguish by becoming something non-human, something without imperfections.
So often the public sees the beauty and power of artists and athletes but not the discomfort and anguish they endure in becoming the best.
It can't be coincidence that as more of us confront the anguish of dementia, artists are becoming intrigued with shifting memory and altered personality, with dementia's deeply unsettling effect on the self and on others.
'I don't change,' Mourinho insists, but, if, in the summer, he looks back in anguish at events that hindered Chelsea becoming European champions and made life more difficult for the team, he might have to.
Given its mixture of anguish and contempt, "Fahrenheit 9/11" can't miss becoming a hit, with the result that the Republican Party and its allies will be all over Michael Moore for months.
The anguish of gender dysphoria was overwhelming, and it was becoming more difficult to live as a man.
At times the anguish slips into overstatement, with the petite mort of auto-asphyxiation becoming more practical than metaphorical.
He watched his mother becoming lost to Alzheimer's, and out of the anguish came his Stammered Songbook, which is both an unsparing observation of her disintegration and an evocation of it.
Chee has chosen difficult territory for his first novel, but by balancing its anguish with fantasy and Korean folk tales, he keeps a sad story from becoming maudlin.
