Sentence examples for considerable anguish from inspiring English sources

This was followed by the cessation of their correspondence, a circumstance that caused Tchaikovsky considerable anguish.

The VCR case, for instance, caused the Supreme Court considerable anguish.

With considerable anguish, he made an unprecedented decision: he banned all letters to the editor concerning Hitler.

And after considerable anguish, Mr. Corzine selected Representative Robert Menendez to serve the remainder of his Senate term.

I waited impatiently while, with considerable anguish, he extracted two more letters from his marrow: "E... R?" "I'm sorry, Chris, that's not a word," Miss Niblack said.

How am I supposed to know how to buy clothes on the metric system?" "I have considerable anguish parting with that kind of money".

"Mrs Kidd has suffered from considerable mental anguish.

But thanks to flagrant weather violations, this spring I endured considerable mental anguish (I had nightmares about giant, pawing hyacinths) instead of enjoying my usual indolent routine.

Among McCormack's assertions were that football players' careers were ruined, that the university experience was harmed and that cheerleaders experienced "considerable emotional anguish and distress" by not being able to cheer at games.

Beyond the physical hardships of illness, material deprivation confers considerable moral anguish upon the poor.

Yet the sense of anguish is considerable, bearing in mind they have lost their opening match and the path out of Group D looks increasingly hazardous.