Sentence examples for chronic anguish from inspiring English sources

He was a self-abnegating Northerner who lived only to work, and did so in chronic anguish, recurrent panic, and amid periodic breakdowns.

— tell them anguish is the universal language.

I know that even in the worst states of chronic pain and mental anguish, mindfulness will help.

The basic characteristics of the syndrome are: emotional exhaustion, feeling of fatigue with both mental (anxiety, anguish, sexual dysfunction, chronic fatigue, etc).

Chronic migraine creates all sorts of discomfort and anguish, but what has been hardest to bear is not knowing what this means for my future.

Kinsey was among those who are burdened with chronic pain and depression, with drug addiction, with the anguish of losing buddies in battle.

Extant literature shows strong associations between cognitive dissonance the mental anguish people experience when reality differs unfavorably from expectations and reduced QoL among people who develop chronic conditions, including inflammatory diseases.

Mr Duerson chose to shoot himself in the chest, so that – as he requested in anguishing texts to his family before he died – his uninjured brain could be studied for signs of chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), a degenerative condition associated with dementia, depression and suicidal thoughts.

Anguish or insight?

Beethoven: Anguish and Triumph.

I sobbed in anguish.