The phrase "anguish the same" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or a misphrasing, and it is not usable in its current form.
Example: "The pain and anguish the same as before, leaving her feeling lost."
Alternatives: "suffering the same" or "pain the same".
The anguish, the anguish — the same dread as comes before nausea, but only spiritual.
In every page of every book, in Bigger Thomas and invisible men, I kept finding the same anguish, the same doubt; a self-contempt that neither irony nor intellect seemed able to deflect.
You'll look into his eyes and see that familiar anguish; the same anguish you caught in the face of your friend as they tried to tear a sharp object away from their new spawn.
Later in the day, Guido Bordo, 69, sat wringing his hands in anguish in the same hamlet.
Tsarnaev met their anger and anguish with the same implacable blankness that he wore throughout his long trial.
Treating mental and spiritual anguish with the same approach of body problems does not seem that effective and correct, and for some persons, a good death is sometimes missed [ 11- 13].
The other is the anguish painted on the same passionate visage when a subsequent effort has left him vanquished.
Robert's Bobby Kennedy understands that the anguish suffered by a single child who watches a puppy get beaten to death for pissing on a rug is the same anguish suffered by a sick person forced to choose between medicine or groceries, the same anguish suffered by an immigrant forced to work seventy-hour weeks under the looming threat of deportation.
Some of the same anguish inflected a medley of Gershwin songs requested by the audience at Thursday's preview performance.
"These two individuals can never again inflict the same anguish and devastation to any other family as they have to ours.
