Sentence examples for any anguish from inspiring English sources

But I wonder whether you have ever encountered, as I have, any anguish in your rejoicing?

"I didn't mean to put any of you through any anguish," Mr. Kainz told reporters, adding that he was trying to protect his family's privacy.

"I extend to him my apologies if this uncalled for misdemeanour has caused him and his film any anguish and grief.

If Annabel (Mia Wasikowska), who is dying of a brain tumor, suffers any anguish, terror or even intense sorrow about her fate, we do not see it on screen.

She admits that because she was single, and happy, she didn't have any anguish to draw from (and, presumably, she'd mined her drafts folder empty) so she had to look elsewhere for inspiration.

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David Ridge London To save me any further anguish, is there anyone else who now fails to complete the cryptic crossword?

Still, there were few signs of any widespread anguish about the plans for the Nets to move, and many political analysts said there was little to suggest that Mr. McGreevey would pay a steep price for losing a sports team.

Tough-guy Ellroy is not one to sink into the soft cushions of the therapeutic couch, and any lingering anguish about his grim childhood — along with the bonus trauma of being molested by a German baby sitter — is not analyzed here so much as mystified.

But Obama abandoned the Afghan ­nation-building mission without any discernible anguish when he saw that, while progress was possible in disputed areas like Kandahar and Marja, the pace of progress was languid, and prospects for holding reclaimed territory were limited.

But any disappointment and anguish is clearly an excellent fertiliser for his garden.