Sentence examples for anguish not from inspiring English sources

Mature faith sometimes involves self-sacrifice, not self-actualization; anguish, not comfort.

Hakamada spends each day in anguish not knowing if the next day will be his last.

His character – mean, drunk and selfish as ever – felt terrible anguish, not at the assassination, but at its timing.

You know, there's this kind of way in which he's able to think about, as you put it, mental anguish, not as a descriptor, but as a process.

Left alone, he beats himself in anguish, not least because he is the sole person in Vienna capable of appreciating Mozart's genius.

He said at each hearing that his primary concern was for the families of the missing, who were suffering anguish not knowing where their loved ones were.

In one inning against the Braves, Ankiel walked four batters and threw five wild pitches, anguishing not just his manager, Tony La Russa, but also a national audience.

Magnifying it is the sense that "higher-ups" – the collection of distant political, economic and thought leaders – don't see the anguish, don't care about it and are partly responsible for it.

I welcome Sonia's anguish - not because I wish her ill, but simply because it does a fine job of demystifying same-sex relationships for the viewing millions.

The anguish is not new.

Anguish does not translate well to bronze.