Sentence examples for anguish for him from inspiring English sources

It was anguish for him because Carrington--though passionately involved with him--would not leave Ralph and moreover was also passionately involved with Henrietta Bingham.

It is an exquisite anguish, for to him Hitler is not so much a raving fanatic as a romantic rival: "I only loathed him because Winnie loved him.

The process of writing had always been an exercise in anguish management for him (he once said in an interview that writing was like having his teeth pulled out — through his penis), but to me and other friends, this book seemed different.

Known to the regime, but as yet unknown to detainees' families who are denied that information – an ongoing source of pain and anguish for them.

Known as "shaman illness," these torments will anguish him for months, and in some cases for years that is, for as long as the human does not accept the profession of shaman.

One late poem hints at a nagging anguish that poetry relieved for him: "It is a child that sings itself to sleep, / The mind".

Frank tells himself that the sick and the crippled visit him not to be cured but to extinguish hope, "to seal their anguish, for the content of a finality".

Gradually, though, as his mental anguish grew, landscapes alone spoke for him.

(Like the God that "Angels" displaces, Mr. Kushner is not afraid to judge). But Mr. Tovey is so convincing in his conflict and anguish that your heart bleeds for him.

All that anguish for nothing.

"I feel anguish for Nelson," he said.