Sentence examples for anguished because of from inspiring English sources

The whole Catholic community is ashamed and anguished because of the pain and damage inflicted on so many young people and because of our inability and unwillingness to deal with the crime of sexual abuse of minors.

Alicia Swetman looked especially anguished because she learned that one of her puppies, the one with one blue eye and one brown eye, had a health problem that made surgery too dangerous.

Defense attorney J. Tony Serra told The Times on Friday that the prosecution was built on questionable testimony from informants with no credibility who were "merely seeking to save their own skins". "We are frustrated, angry and anguished because we believe a great miscarriage of justice occurred today," he said.

I was probably the only one who was anguished because it was such a tight shoot.

Lebow was anguished because his two sisters were hospitalized for serious illnesses and his father had just passed away.

The suit says that in the weeks after the fight, she cried nearly every day at school and that she is still emotionally anguished and depressed because of what happened to her. "How does one put a price tag on something like this?" Mr. Goldman said.

Much anguished commentary followed, because of the suggestion that he was effectively giving the thumbs-down to anything that wasn't The King's Speech – or, at least, that wasn't a box-office cert from the off (which no film, not even the most hard-nosedly commercial, can ever be).

It comes about because God has heard the anguished cries of the Hebrews enslaved in Egypt.

No anguished committal of the coffin.

Those anguished cries of "Fuck it!

They come across as anguished assertions of will.