Sentence examples for anguish in a from inspiring English sources
And the metafictional meditation takes on a justified ethical anguish: in a political culture of actual disappearance, how can the writer not be acutely sensitive to questions of fictional ethics — to the whole complicated business of fictional lying, of inventing parallel worlds, of game-playing, of narrative presence and absence?
14 Anguish in a suburban town.
Even if you wished to preserve anguish in a direct aside, you might be hard-pressed.
Ms. Wilkins's Caroline was unusually and utterly crushed, conveying anguish in a superbly articulated performance.
The question of how to respond to the influx of Africans has caused some anguish in a state founded by refugees and immigrants.
His Samson and a Philistine (1567; Victoria and Albert Museum, London) displays violence and anguish in a masterfully contrived composition that recalls such complex Hellenistic pieces as the Laocoön.
On Thursday, Mr. Hollande issued a news release, hailing "an end to insufferable anguish" in Toulouse.
Finch then edged to the vacated area and there followed consternation and anguish captured in a cry from Rankin.
3.50pm BST How the France v Germany match is going to end from the viewpoint of someone living a brief life full of anguish in an absurd world.
Mr. Luna's fascination with Surrealism was apparent in his 1987 film "Anguish," in which a character collects eyeballs from human corpses.
The memories that the narrator recalls over the course of seven volumes include childhood anguish in the country, an intrigue with a courtesan, a portrait of high-society entertaining, an exploration of fin de siècle gay life, a relationship doomed by jealousy and more and more and more.
