Sentence examples for bit of anguish from inspiring English sources

Shot in super-tight close-up, his lips cracked, his eyes bloodshot, Franco tries, while registering every bit of anguish, to keep things light and slightly ironic.

What happens when your first bit of anguish and pain comes from a tweet or Facebook post?

Mercifully the trophy went to the more graceful and much older Jennifer Grey, the 50-year-old "Dirty Dancing" star who persevered despite physical injuries and quite a bit of mental anguish.

Of course, he himself had been going through a bit of personal anguish at this point, as we all know.

This is a moment of anguish.

But I detect a bit of Parmigianino's anguish in the majority of our most gifted contemporary artists.

Would he consider something even more atypical – a light romantic comedy, say, or some harmless bit of fantasy – something bare of anguish, of torment?

But feeding him bits of our own anguish every now and then, after having made a decision to stay in the relationship can be even more detrimental.

There will be blood — and sweat and pucks and balls and spokes and triumph and anguish and a bit of Thunder — all on a single street corner, all in a frantic and fascinating 72 hours in downtown Los Angeles.

In The Deal there was plenty of anger and not enough pain, anguish or even a bit of humour.

There's a reason the little drawing up and to your right is of a fan — yelling for joy, or screaming in anguish, or perhaps a bit of both.