For instance, a great deal of anguish surrounded the publication of the second part of The Road To Wigan Pier which, with its stinking workers and its assault on Marxist intellectuals, was tough for the CP to swallow.
I don't pretend to know the sources of her anguish, but anguish surrounds Aretha as surely as the glory of her musical aura".
The holymen are depicted as festering freaks, more monstrous than his most outlandish Superflat creations, and yet also more human, as if giving physical form to the anguish that surrounds them.
Murdoch wrote a letter to the F.C.C. chairman, Reed Hundt, in December in which he expressed "personal anguish" about the storm surrounding his motives and declared that he was an American citizen and exercised "de facto control of the News Corporation and all its businesses".
That this in no sense disqualifies them from representing idealised beings goes without saying, but Cinderella demonstrates the subconscious level of anguish that once surrounded the idea.
In her essay on pseudonyms, Carmela Ciuraru notes Roman Kacew's "terrible anguish" over the elaborate hoax surrounding his alter egos Romain Gary and Émile Ajar ("Secret Sharers," June 26).
Her anguish poured out and the familiar, desperate thoughts surrounding a suicide were aired.
Rehabilitation work continues in Beslan and surrounding areas but the hugely expanded graveyard is a permanent reminder of the deep pain and anguish of those caught up in the tragedy.
I want to talk about her, though, because her story upends a central narrative surrounding Donald Trump's victory, that personal pain makes people susceptible to those, like our president-elect, willing their exploit anguish.
