Sentence examples for be anguished about from inspiring English sources

They will be anguished about the speed at which everything unravelled, leaving them with an uncomfortable gap before they reacquaint themselves with this competition.

Truffaut was anguished about the exchange.

Many conservatives are anguished about the prospect of a McCain Presidency.

He is anguished about how his family will manage without his financial support.

He went on to say households are "anguished" about having to pay a housing levy Monti introduced to help cut the deficit.

Dando, a brute and a bully on the job, is devoted to his children and is anguished about the fate of his younger brother, a soldier who has apparently been kidnapped by Palestinian militants.

Roger Cukierman, president of France's Crif, said French Jews were "anguished" about an anti-Jewish backlash that goes far beyond even strongly felt political and humanitarian opposition to the current fighting: "They are not screaming 'Death to the Israelis' on the streets of Paris," Cukierman said last month.

"I was anguished about the money, but it was more about the indignation," Windsor recalled last summer, after her lawyer had petitioned the Supreme Court to hear her case.

Plenty of lawmakers are anguished about their swipe fee position, but largely because they're worried about falling out of favor with good friends in the corporate world.

Although no one in the hotel conference room here disputed the enforcement of the rule, which had been spelled out on a sheet distributed to every player before the tournament, there were anguished questions about whether Johnson could have been correct in his perception that he was not in a bunker.

Ben Andreozzi, a lawyer for one of the accusers, said his client had been anguished for weeks about having to testify, and was shocked by the development.