Sentence examples for anguished heart from inspiring English sources

Nigel Lindsay is outstanding as Morris: a bluff, loveable bear of man whose moral tolerance conceals an anguished heart.

She found the anguished heart of the George Jones hit "Choices," a self-recriminating song about paying dues for reckless living.

(Seitz) 'IN THE VALLEY OF ELAH' The latest film from Paul Haggis ("Crash") hides an anguished heart under its somber procedural surface.

And the anguished heart of the film explores their growing anger and frustration at what seems to be an imminent miscarriage of justice.

(Holden) 'IN THE VALLEY OF ELAH' The latest film from Paul Haggis ("Crash") hides an anguished heart under its somber procedural surface.

The pairing of the ever-compromising Birgitte and the idealistic Katrine in a subplot involving bereaved father Jørgen Hedegård (Olaf Johannesen) is the episode's anguished heart, turning the war into more than just the programme's latest hot topic.

The most dramatic change of pace was his crooning an anguished, heart-stricken "Bess, Oh Where's My Bess?" For me the most touching moment was an exuberantly death-defying performance of "They Can't Take That Away From Me," a hit for Astaire, at the time of George's death from a brain tumor on July 11 , 1937

It is wrong to allow the institutional shame of the Catholic Church to remain hidden in church files and in the anguished hearts of victims.

The outer movements, Mahler's most direct and anguished cries from the heart, were taken at expansive but flexible tempos.

It's when he is forced to speak from the heart, in anguished apology, that he sounds robotic.

He takes to heart the anguished letters and e-mail he receives each time his research is publicized.