Sentence examples similar to demonstrate anguish from inspiring English sources

Our findings follow many other studies demonstrating mental anguish in traumatized animals.

The dedication to Assia and Shura of Ted's Crow poems demonstrates the anguish he was suffering after their death.

("Level 3 was mucus," he explained, snuffling and moaning in anguish to demonstrate).

An openness to radical ideas like this would demonstrate that, far from being a howl of anguish, the surge that brought his campaign alive was actually the birth pangs of a new politics.

The principals are not there to reflectively celebrate or anguish over their fate or even probe the meaning as much as to demonstrate what it means to take certain actions.

That this in no sense disqualifies them from representing idealised beings goes without saying, but Cinderella demonstrates the subconscious level of anguish that once surrounded the idea.

By Lauretta Charlton October 2, 2017 Leon Bridges's cover of "Ohio" amplifies the power of the original by demonstrating just how familiar its anguish and grief have become, particularly in black America.

Their version of the song amplifies the power of the original by demonstrating just how familiar this sort of anguish and grief have become today, particularly in black America.

As Mr. Clarke all too persuasively demonstrates, a yellow brick road paved with anguish-peddling anecdotes may not lead anywhere.

"As Emir Kusturica demonstrated with 'Underground,' " Janet Maslin wrote in The New York Times, "the anguish in the Balkans may be better conveyed through raucous, stinging satire than by more conventionally compassionate means".

Photographs show their anguish.