Sentence examples for anguish from being from inspiring English sources

"It is excruciating waiting to find out if you've won something but I'd much rather be in a state of anguish from being on a shortlist, than be in state of tranquility and not on it".

I walked into Biggs' house Wednesday after about 12 hours of mental and physical anguish from being stuck in transit.

Going to the gym not only makes you feel better but makes you look good, which is what this low self-esteem period will need, letting out the anguish from being cheated on will turn negativity into positivity.

And just as existential anguish stems from being human, communion with fellow humans turns out to be the best antidote.

But again, Mormon theology on Spirit Prison has nothing to do with a place of fire and brimstone, except metaphorically, as spirits may feel anguish at being separated from Christ and from their loved ones who are believers.

The anguish of being absent from family life, it's one thing that really hurts".

Women said every day they weighed the risk of going back versus the anguish of being away from their husbands.

And it did help with the milk, but not with my anguish over being away from her, which only increased.

So, in the book he does some of the arguing for Moses, as when Moses, calling himself "a faithless, whining wretch," gives vent to his deathbed anguish at being barred from the promised land: "Still, were my sins so horrific?

Back in Birmingham, a world away from the anguish being suffered by his fellow Syrians, Mohammed says that he'll soon be going back.

But Summers, who recalls with anguish being cut from his high-school basketball team, never let his gaze wander as he took, and missed, nearly every shot.