Sentence examples for anguish of isolation from inspiring English sources

In An Honourable Man, however, her primary focus is not physical torment, though all her characters suffer much, but the anguish of isolation.

During my five years of isolation, anguish and torture, one of my sisters and one of my brothers were slain at Camp Ashraf.

"White Noise" is very much a New York poem, conveying a sense of isolation and restrained anguish and using language that challenges a translator.

An online journal that the authorities said they were investigating in connection with Ms. Pais read like a catalog of isolation, depression and anguish, illustrated with pictures of knives and guns.

Whether despite or because of their anguish and isolation, Judy and Sam remain very close.

To many, of course, the officers' year of anguish, scorn and isolation is small price to pay for Mr. Diallo's death.

Much of the chosen work has titles like "Behind Innocence," "Silent Anguish" and "Isolation Triptych".

She experienced a range of feelings—joy, anguish, isolation, disconnection from her art which she relives as the lone dancer on stage, backed by her guitarist-composer husband Paco Jarana and by male voices.

The effects of isolation?

The tragedy of isolation?

A sense of isolation prevails.