Sentence examples for anguish how from inspiring English sources

Rembrandt captures Abraham's fatherly anguish, how he tries to shield Isaac from pain by completely covering his face, and his relief as the angel knocks the knife from his hand (pictured above).

Strulovitch, in conversation with Shylock, undergoes some internal anguish over how much he can control his daughter, but little about how much he should.

Burnett said that Aguigui's apparent anguish was "how he hooked me".

Volunteers at his headquarters have been in anguish at how close he came to making it to the runoff.

(In another essay here, he expresses anguish for how he's used his family for raw material.

"I think to wait until the eleventh hour is very insensitive, and it is going to cause people a lot of anguish about how they'll make their tax payments," Mr. Inverso said.

And wrestle with the sweet anguish of how to capture it in words.

Without a commitment to significant change, we may feel the same despair we experienced during both the Deepwater Horizon and the Exxon Valdez disasters: anguish about how it could happen and why the response was so ineffective.

Now, in an article in The Atlantic magazine, Mr. Pollack anguishes over how estimates of Iraq's capabilities could have been so far off.

That means that both colleagues and limited partners who once had the luxury of anguishing over how to manage an unprincipled VC no longer do.

Ali recounts, with anguish and anger, how the generals who ruled Pakistan for 34 of its 60 years boosted defence budgets, starving development of resources.