Sentence examples for anguish someone from inspiring English sources

You know first-hand the emotional anguish someone may be going through.

Mr. Pepper succeeds in the role's major challenge: making you feel the anguish of someone who hides his feelings.

She's fantastic here, vulnerable and strong-willed, her face conveying the inner anguish of someone losing faith in her government while fearful for what might come next.

"I have never seen so much anguish on someone's face," Bill McReynolds said of Mrs. Ramsey after seeing her at an invitation-only memorial service on Sunday night.

It's easy to sense the desperation in her voice — it's the particular anguish of someone who is being promised one thing yet knows in her heart that something else is true.

Barry Pepper (who like Mr. Jane bears a striking resemblance to the man he portrays) rises to the film's toughest challenge, making you feel the anguish of someone who hides his feelings.

Come day three, when the hormones really kick in for the new mother, you'd probably howl with anguish if someone told you they'd forgotten to record the X Factor as promised.

The greatest anguish for someone who loves an Alzheimer's patient is the sense that the beloved is no longer there, but Bayley uses his luminous and supple mind to prevent that anguish; he insists upon the continuity between their past and their present.

"The mental anguish of caring for someone with dementia is huge," he says.

Half of marriages between evangelical Protestants and non-evangelicals fail, and prominent evangelical pastors warn of the "emotional anguish" of marriage to someone who does not share their strict interpretation of faith.

We truly regret taking advantage of someone and anguish over it.