Sentence examples similar to anguish of going from inspiring English sources

Of course, there was plenty of anguish to go around after the race, as is typical at Daytona.

Women said every day they weighed the risk of going back versus the anguish of being away from their husbands.

A relationship between time and discomfort, without the chance of going back to the previous stages of life, foments irreversibility, which is experienced with anguish and sadness.

The Courtroom Seeking 12 People Free of Anguish Days go by like days always went by.

"An enormous amount of anguish has gone on, but not to me.

These days, divorce doesn't sob and drink to excess; it dons a joyful Kabuki mask to obscure the anguish of marital bliss gone sour.

After 10 days of frustration and anguish, Ms. Deaver went into labor naturally; the baby died within 15 minutes and Ms. Deaver had to be treated with intravenous antibiotics for an infection that developed.

The Lerners, in their post-loss anguish, already let go of manager Dusty Baker.

The encounter is full of poignancy, but there are moments when its ballerina seems to use her vulnerability to summon her partner back — as if to say, "I'm in anguish, never let go of me".

Until recently, many doctors rarely informed their patients that there was nothing to be done for them; conventional wisdom had it that patients ought to be spared the anguish of knowing that they were going to die.

He described the anguish of watching virtually all of last season go by as "very hard".