Sentence examples for anguished man from inspiring English sources

Kinsey, the anguished man of science, had prevailed.

A woman (the eloquent Alicia Lundgren) in a long white skirt that spreads over most of the stage is partnered by an anguished man (Tyrell V. Rolle), with a shadowy quartet that echoes their movement.

I can't imagine any future, however extreme the hypotheticals one poses, in which readers will not find solace at the thought of this anguished man taking such scrupulous care with the formal demands of the sonnet, even while extravagantly innovating with metre and diction and syntax.

In the course of the book, however, he gradually matures into a thoughtful, anguished man caught between warring factions within his own country, within the Middle East and within the larger geopolitical chess game being played out by the United States and the Soviet Union during the cold war.

James J. Mellon works hard too, but the aura of an anguished, tortured man waiting "until it is time to run away again" is missing.

Their affair is presented by Petit as a thing of lingering glances and anguished man-on-man gymnastics.

Two mighty and mightily anguished men, raging together, shriek with horror at death and at life, too.

Giacometti as the Sartre of sculpture, the heavy-hearted Existentialist of emaciated women and anguished men, might lead you to imagine him the right subject for troubled times.

The result is anguished men and women, their relationships already strained by long distances, tested further by a bureaucratic limbo seemingly designed to make them give up on each other.

But Bowe's journals, obtained by the Washington Post, show him to have been a deeply anguished young man.

The past is thrust on her when she is ordered to sacrifice an anguished young man who turns out to be Oreste, her long-lost brother.