Emanuel, too, is devoted to the president, but he also maintains close relationships with dozens of the House members he recruited, and friends say he anguishes, more than Obama or other White House advisers, about the possibility of losing their seats.
The photo of her face, twisted in anguish, said more than enough.
But Herr N.'s own peculiar anguish is more complicated than mere loathing of the Nazis.
She invested his "Infidélité" with an anguish made more gripping by aching understatement and stillness.
Japan's nuclear anguish stems more from the way the industry is run than from its technological essence.
Taking himself to Calexico's Arizona studio (Joey Burns produces) has lent his gentle anguish wider, more sonically interesting settings.
The handsome Mr. Kwiecien exudes authority as the king, which makes his anguish even more moving when the shepherd rattles him.
His down-tempo beats are intended to cause what he has called "rhythmic anguish," a more meditative and contemplative state, though they still retain an insinuating groove.
Thank you for reminding me of this grieving woman who, bolstered by anger and anguish, did more than her part to bring peace in our time.
