Khalilzad's anguish centers on May 6 , 2003
There's an exquisite melancholy to his singing now, approaching Robert Smith territory, and as much as anyone in indie rock, he excels at that Cobain thing of putting anguish front and center while never truly allowing full access to it.
Museums and Galleries 1978 MAPLEWOOD ARTS CENTER "Abstract Painting: Anguish and Angst," exhibition of works by Jane Dell, S.K. Duff and others.
But this low-key president of the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation says he fears, and hears, the anguish of survivors of World Trade Center victims far more than the verbiage of agenda-conscious politicians or agita-prone architects.
That rends my heart with anguish.
Selya made it seem like a journey to the center of the earth — hellfire and anguish combined.
Nonetheless, their effort to study a malady that was soon causing anguish well beyond Connecticut put them at the center of Lyme disease research.
Mark hardly speaks, preferring to drink, take pills by the handful and vent his anguish by piling up vases of flowers in the center of the living room and demolishing them with a golf club.
On Saturday, hours after the rape victim died at a hospital in Singapore, several thousand people gathered at Jantar Mantar, the designated protest spot in the center of the capital, to express their anguish and rage.
Sgt. Richard Frohlich, a 56-year-old facilities manager whose 28-year-old son, Clifford, also serves in the unit, said Bosnia helped prepare them for the shock of seeing the World Trade Center in ruins, but not for the anguish.
But in "Lincoln," Spielberg and Kushner marched straight down the center of national memory, the moment of glory and anguish, and they got it right.
