Sentence examples for deeper anguish from inspiring English sources

The author himself, arriving at what he terms "perhaps... the heart of our story," asks: How much can we hope to understand those who have suffered deeper anguish, greater deprivation, and more crushing disappointments than we ourselves have known?

There is no deeper anguish that I can think of than losing you, my daughter, and knowing that no one will be there to help me mourn your death.

This is of deep anguish to me".

It was like deep anguish is the best way I could describe it, very, very troubled".

Mr. Pistorius, 26, says he mistook Ms. Steenkamp for a burglar, and expressed deep anguish at her death.

The Horace Mann School is in deep anguish at the tragic passing of its cherished student Noah Simring '03.

Mr Qadri taps into deep anguish among Pakistanis who despair at the rotten state of their country and their cynically awful leaders.

And though she sometimes gives them reason for tears, deep anguish is no more a part of her palette than madcap hilarity.

"It causes me deep anguish," said Rajendra K. Pachauri, the chairman of the Nobel Prize-winning Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a United Nations group.

Without knowing it, I was experiencing that sense of deep anguish mixed with the joy of creation that is the source of all beauty.

It is because we understand that those in deep anguish will often seek to channel their pain by blaming not a distant target but one closer to home.