Sentence examples for anguish on from inspiring English sources

But from the cheering (on good moves) and cries of anguish (on bad ones) they were there on the screen in their robot.

And yet for a central role he created a man of doubt and anguish (on Wednesday, the stirring Raphaël Boumaïla), a man apart from the crowds that coil, gather and rise to the soaring score, "Missa Brevis in Tempore Belli" ("A Short Mass in Time of War"), written by the Hungarian composer Zoltan Kodaly in 1945.

I remember vividly the pain and anguish on my 5-year-old son's face one particular holiday weekend when he exhausted the hospital's supply of a drug to relieve pain.

Billy's slap on the wrist from an older priest to a younger, abusive one and his shushing gestures are bland next to his enactment of anguish on the molested boy's face.

Why inflict anguish on a helpless stranger?

"You can see the genuine anguish on their faces.

The other is the anguish painted on the same passionate visage when a subsequent effort has left him vanquished.

However, he failed to mention the anguish inflicted on the living human beings every time an abortion, legal or otherwise, is performed.

However, the news that presenters Sue Perkins and Mel Giedroyc will not be going with it has been particularly hard to swallow for diehard fans – if the anguish vented on social media is anything to go by.

'Yet there is another thing I prefer almost not to think about,' says Bergsson, who insists that he is staying calm, though his eyes betray an air of anguish bordering on physical pain.

"It saves anguish later on".