Sentence examples for anguished emotion from inspiring English sources

The enduring image was of the expression of anguished emotion on Mr. López's face as he was fiercely held in a bear hug by his two sons.

"The Good Shepherd" has a reticent beauty (the colors are subdued and blended) and a sombre exactitude that gives way, now and then, to episodes of anguished emotion.

They were anguished, emotional, miserable.

He seems anxious, if not anguished: fraught with pent-up emotion.

Maybe that also contributes to the sense of tamped-down emotion, sardonic and anguished, implicit in a fetishistically manufactured environment with its same-sex vocal laments, a penitential pile of fireplace ashes made from burned pornography and a half-dozen sterling-silver arrows piercing furniture and walls.

Stephanopoulos dealt with the scandals in an admirably honest manner, and revealed his own conflicting emotions in an anguished portrayal of the period.

Like many of Schnittke's works, this richly scored 40-minute concerto is an unnerving mix of emotions, by turns anguished and innocent, propulsive and timeless, defiantly dissonant and soothingly diatonic.

This 1963 drama, about the efforts of educators at a home for mentally disabled children to help the students while coping with anguished parents, meddling politicians, and their own emotions, gets its flayed empathy from the direction of John Cassavetes.

J R projects video close-ups of their anguished faces, but there's a better way to amplify intimate emotion on a big stage.

(Screamo fuses the punk subset called "emo," and its thoughtful, emotion-filled lyrics, with a lot of tortured, anguished wails).

It is hard not to imagine the awful emotions in the Lodge household at this point, the anguished telephone call: He's written a what?