Sentence examples for do anguish from inspiring English sources

Vic Chesnutt, "Silver Lake" (New West) — Chesnutt is one of pop music's most emotional singers: he can do anguish and resignation better than almost anyone.

Brookner's characters, wary of excessive displays of emotion, and governed by the constraints of gentility and decorum, don't really do anguish; it verges on the vulgar.

Vic Chesnutt, raised in central Georgia, paralyzed after a drunk-driving accident at eighteen, and then taken up as a cause célèbre by famous friends, is one of pop music's most emotional singers: he can do anguish and resignation better than almost anyone.

I like doing anguish, deep depression and darkness.

There is a pervasive, odious myth about art-making — and I've certainly been complicit in its dissemination — that has to do with anguish as fuel for a particular kind of emoting.

Pain does not just cause anguish: the stress-hormone cortisol it releases can damage the body.

Did annihilation anguish really spice the barbecue?

He added: "I didn't anguish, and I didn't feel Fleming looking over my shoulder.

George Johnson himself doesn't anguish on the page, doesn't emote, makes no claims on our sympathy for himself.

Ms. Trinh Thi and Ms. Despentes, whose novel, also called "Baise-Moi," was characterized too by its raw depiction of sex and violence, said that it was clear from the beginning that the story demanded real sex and that they did not anguish over their decision to show it all.

McCain later wrote that he did not anguish over his decision, although it pained his mother, who thought congressional careers paled in comparison to top naval ones.