Sentence examples for deeply anguished from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for Janice Dickinson said she was "deeply anguished" at news of his death.

Picasso's piercing stare is that of a man deeply anguished by the horrors of war.

Their acceptance was grudging; many were deeply anguished at working with former IRA militants.

But Bowe's journals, obtained by the Washington Post, show him to have been a deeply anguished young man.

By Election Day, Americans were deeply anguished about their futures and the government's failure to prevent an economic collapse fed by greed and an orgy of deregulation.

There was the humane and affectionate production of "A Quiet Place," Leonard Bernstein's opera, long considered a flawed and patchwork piece, but revealed here as his most deeply personal, anguished and entertaining work, and the dark, sexy and insightful production of Mozart's "Don Giovanni".

"We at the Grand Lodge were deeply outraged and anguished over this incident," said Carl Fitje, the grand master of the Grand Lodge of New York, which oversees the state's Masonic groups.

Then settle in for the full four hours to see John Tomlinson's staggering Wotan (a really charismatic war god, for once), Poul Elming and Nadine Secunde's anguished yet deeply sexual Siegmund and Sieglinde, and Anne Evans's deeply touching Brünnhilde.

Six and a half minutes long and flagrantly provocative, it's a deeply uncomfortable song, its protagonist anguished and violated.

Now, however, at 65, he has finally taken on his childhood, his father's death, his distant yet seductive mother and his anguished relationship with his deeply troubled younger brother.

"I am anguished to think how deeply disappointed Mr. Obuchi must have been to have had to retire from the arena of action, felled by an unforeseen illness," Mr. Mori said.