Others, however, take a deeper look into the horrifying psyche of some people, and expose moments of complete and utter anguish.
Chapter 18 of the novel is her farewell letter to her son Vitya, complete with anguish, jealousy, anger and love.
The anguish and complete despair, the realisation that the most awful thing imaginable has happened and life will never be the same again.
Then finally in "Der Leiermann," of course, it was the little tune -- sweet, consolatory and deeply uncanny as Mr. Pikulski made it -- of Death the organ-grinder, greeted by Mr. van Dam with complete, naked simplicity, all rage and anguish gone.
The anguish doesn't diminish over time.
David Ridge London To save me any further anguish, is there anyone else who now fails to complete the cryptic crossword?
"Modern" in this case was 1966, the year when Shostakovich completed his 11th quartet, here played with beautiful articulation and without heavy anguish, presenting a very grown-up kind of suffering.
A1 ARTS E1-8 SPORTSMONDAY D1-8 Golf Grand Slam Karrie Webb, 26, of Australia became the youngest player to complete a L.P.G.A. career grand slam, but her moment of triumph came wrapped in anguish over a stroke suffered by her grandfather.
What I observed was that the Omidyar-led management could not complete the simplest tasks—approving budgets or hires without months of internal debate and apparent anguish.
Stuart James Match report: Cardiff 3-6 Liverpool Manchester City had completed their 5-0 roft oFulhamam but there was a palpable sense of anguish around the Etihad Stadium when Alvaro Negredo missed a late chance to make it six.
