Sentence examples for anguish over issues from inspiring English sources

"We're not in anguish over issues like Vietnam or civil rights.

He said he understood the anguish over gun issues but did not believe more laws were needed.

Whether fueled by mental illness, anguish over personal issues, anger over professional setbacks or as a form of radical media critique, Chubbuck's action has the feeling of a statement, even as her meaning remains opaque.

Officials have described Mr. Bush as deliberating and anguishing over this issue as he has no other and even offered that it could be the defining issue of his presidency.

But, noting that Mr. Dowd has a son in the Army who is awaiting deployment, Mr. Bush added, "I understand his anguish over war; I understand this is an emotional issue for Matthew, as it is for a lot of other people in our country".

Still, as the staff members ate Monsignor Hippee's home-cooked casseroles, the conversation reminded them of all the things making it hard to make this a normal Easter: the Passover bombings in the Middle East, the warnings issued to Americans traveling in Italy for the Easter holiday, the lingering anguish over Sept. 11 and, of course, the church's own difficulties.

In the wake of the debates, catcalls and cries of anguish over William H. Rehnquist's nomination to be Chief Justice of the United States, it is time to look at the issues behind the uproar.

Lewis was in anguish over the primaries.

The fire cast anguish over the Brooklyn block.

To anguish over which dishes to use for dessert?

In the larger plot, he makes Brody's anguish over his political impotence palpable.