Sentence examples for anguish him from inspiring English sources

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.

His mother died in 1988, before he had made his first film, a fact that anguishes him.

It anguishes him so much that he can't get rid of it.

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.

When he learns that the gold can confer limitless power, the severity of his anguish enables him to accept the necessary sacrifice: the renunciation of love.

He studied the Book of Job, the classic text on suffering, trying to comprehend the anguish around him.

Leonard Bernstein was among the few who fathomed Mr. Lythgoe's secret anguish, advising him, "Take care of your inner soul".

That's just his hot-air balloon bursting and the cries of anguish from him and his campaign team as their wicker basket hurtles towards the ground.

General Dallaire, whose anguish broke him in the years that followed, to the point that he was unable to eat or sleep, returned to the United Nations this week.

Throughout the film, you can feel him brooding passionately on questions of remembrance and denial in an obsessive quest for a way to take in the catastrophe without letting its anguish devour him.

In the course of Larsen's story, Clare, with no perceptible anguish, repudiates him, or, at least, she presses ahead in her embrace of Harlem society not caring that her husband will discover her identity and repudiate her.