Sentence examples for die of anguish from inspiring English sources

Of the old people who relocated, one Chernobyl medical technician, whose job is to give annual radiation exposure tests to zone workers said: "Quite simply, they die of anguish".

Officer Jackson's haunting reflections before he died echo the particular strain of anguish facing black police officers around the country as the nation wrestles with the aftermath of killings involving the police.

During the inhumanly demanding first half of Act III, when the delirious and dying Tristan goes through spasms of anguish and fury as he awaits the arrival of Isolde, most tenors consider it a triumph just to get through the scene.

A cry of anguish at the ingenious forms dying can take, it is also an unflinching study of Alzheimer's disease, which robbed his mother, at the early age of 65, of speech, memory and self.

In every room of the presbytery, "a crucifix hung, the dying God in each case exhibiting some distinction of anguish, some greater or lesser contortion of his naked body, a musculature more or less racked.

Scatter your tears of anguish where my earthly shell lies dying.

Even though the women had suspected being HIV infected from internal and external cues, a confirmed diagnosis threw them into a state of anguish prompted by the possibility of dying from a disease they "did not deserve".

Pitching it near the top of his upper register, he turned it into a sustained cry of anguish that culminated in a rending melismatic descent on the final word: "die".

One popular tale is that Sarah died upon hearing that Isaac had been sacrificed, that she perished with a cry of anguish (see Genesis Rabbah).

A background of anguish that prevailed.

"There were moments of anguish," Bruno said.