Sentence examples for anguished of from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it testifies to the mutual trust between Harding and the orchestra that the third movement, the most intimate and anguished of the three extant movements, was in many ways the most successful.

There's undoubtedly a great novel waiting to be written out of the anguished material of these kinds of east/west encounters.

The newsstands have been replete with stories of the anguished relatives of the passengers on Malaysia Air Flight 370.

"I produced these two faces when I was ill," he noted over two particularly anguished sketches of the head of the dying Christ, in 1503.

Her drawings, of birds or anguished versions of herself, speak volumes.

Their versions are largely innocent of the tell-tale jangle of mismatched idioms, the anguished gasping of the rhyme-search.

Ed Harris gives a furious, anguished portrayal of an eminent poet dying of AIDS (Holden).

Bergman's anguished appraisal of the human situation lost nothing of its intensity through the years.

One that has been causing Mary to make anguished gasps of late – our midsummer barrel brew of comfrey tea.

Tonight, the anguished voices of soldiers' parents revived the feeling of many that the conflict has become senseless.

But it's Watson's show, from the neat primness of the human Gregor to the anguished awareness of the insect.