Sentence examples for debilitating anguish from inspiring English sources
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.
Even when a person is disease free, the individual may still suffer from debilitating physical and mental anguish.
During the first 15 days in the PCH, this patient's symptoms worsened, with the occurrence of an episode of respiratory distress and an increase in pain: debilitating mycosis, sensations of hunger and thirst, and anguish.
It's just such a rare occasion when a single track can clearly vocalize the pain that has shrouded my heart in anguish over the sordid miasma that has been debilitating urban lives for decades.
The bleakness of his world view was doubtless related to the anguish of his daily life: he was beset by a severe skin condition, debilitating eye problems, and attacks of depression.
Beethoven: Anguish and Triumph.
It's incredibly debilitating".
Corruption is debilitating.
The hunger becomes debilitating.
