Sentence examples for anguish itself from inspiring English sources

The immediate source of Yongho's anguish may lie in a specific series of national traumas, but the anguish itself -- the feeling of a life gone incomprehensibly wrong, of events that overwhelm the capacity to understand them -- is a painfully familiar modern malady.

The duet includes extraordinary poetic images of erotic need, compounded by anguish about life itself.

When the anguish has played itself out at all levels for Heller and for Sym, for the Jews in the ghetto, and for the city as a whole with the arrival of the liberators, Gloria is left alone with a bizarre symbol of a shared psychosis: in a nod to Yeats, a tortoise "moving its slow thighs".

We're locked in a cycle of violence, cynicism and spiritual anguish that perpetuates itself endlessly -- but Concrete, Steel and Paint informs us with piercing eloquence that, through art and honesty, salvation and transcendent understanding are possible.

It is not the first, nor will it be the last, congregation to mire itself in anguish over its leader.

Of all the games man has devised, supposedly for his enjoyment, golf is in a class by itself in the anguish it inflicts.

Belgium thus makes the distinction between mental illness and mental anguish, which in and of itself enters the fraught territory of psychological pathology.

He is agonized by time's nasty habit of protracting itself in moments of anguish or tedium.

She witnesses the internal anguish of her two patients worked itself out in the lunatic setting of the occupied city.

IVF, like infertility itself, is a whispered anguish.

Parliament Unable to Meet But despite the editorial anguish, India remained very much unsure of itself this evening.