Sentence examples for divine anguish from inspiring English sources
Her craziest act of self-consecration occurred after the death of her son, when she arranged herself into a tableau of divine anguish.
It's what made her special, a mastery of these tiny gestures that divine everyday sadness from private anguish.
When he asks himself how these two divine wills function together, it is with an all-too-believable anguish that he wonders, "Were they in conflict or blended in a harmony as yet too obscure to see?" The divinities are as present and immediate to Calchas, facing the Trojan War, as our politicians were to us, debating war with Iraq.
After months of marriage counselling and then confronting the anguish of telling Gabriel, who, it turned out, had already divined the trouble, Hirsch got an apartment in Brooklyn with a bedroom for Gabriel.
The spiritual anguish expressed in Peter's remorse and Jesus' disappointment — a gaze from divine eyes can be so severe that light waves turn into sound able to penetrate ears — piles up until the pain reaches a breaking point. .
Maya's beauty be Divine, yet beyond galaxies of celestial Light, and beneath-below the peering of wondrous Eyes, this anguish also most cruelly vies.
