Between muscle burns, the two bonded over a common source of anguish.
Actually he had two daughters (another born to a mistress after Louis's postwar flight to Madrid), and they had this much in common: "abandonment, banishment and anguish, mixed with poverty and no running water".
Though they live on opposite sides of both the law and the present day, Michael Sullivan and John Anderton share a common, and perhaps archetypal, paternal anguish.
We have travelled full circle, from the first to one of the most recent, and the common factor is the intensity of anguish both Bennett and Simonsen display.
Cleanthes finally breaks in to say that he doesn't feel oppressively anxious or miserable, and hopes that anguish isn't as common as they claim.
Depression is a common mental disorder that causes psychological anguish and has a substantial impact on one's private and public life [ 1].
During residency I had seen misery, but until that moment I hadn't understood how deeply a human being could suffer; I'd always been shielded from the severe anguish that is all too common in many parts of the world.
Journalists throughout the UK have felt the anguish and hurt as our industry, in common with others, shivered as the chill wind change followed by the even icier wind of recession swept through office after office.
Common motivations include: to escape from unbearable distress or anguish, to gain relief from tension, to escape a dissociative state, to express a need for help, or to change the behaviour and emotional states of others [ 30].
This is not to say that sadness isn't a common response to loss, but an experience of deep debilitating anguish tends to be the exception rather than the rule.
