Sentence examples for endless anguish from inspiring English sources
In "The Fog of War" (2003), Robert McNamara aired his endless anguish over American involvement in Vietnam without ever quite admitting that he had done anything wrong.
THE MORONIC INFERNO High school was Don Bosco Tech and since Don Bosco Tech was an all-boys Catholic school run by the Salesian Fathers and Brothers and packed with a couple of hundred insecure, hyperactive adolescents it was, for a fat, girl-crazy nigger like Oscar, a source of endless anguish.
Love of country is a running theme throughout Marcus's work, but it is also a running sore, an endless source of anguish.
The mystery of what happened to the plane from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing has sparked endless conspiracy theories and anguish for families who have struggled to find closure over their loved ones' deaths.
This heartbreaking situation of separation and division has brought endless tears, anger and anguish.
The Gulf Coast's endangered wetlands are a long way from the concrete towers of Lower Manhattan, but a wood paneled federal courtroom here on Pearl Street can provide invaluable lessons for handling the BP disaster that could save endless amounts of time, money and anguish.
But in the hope that reading this will allow you a little catharsis and stop you from pouring a boiling hot Pumpkin Café latte all over your extremities in a fit of total existential anguish, here's a guide to the endless hell of commuting in Britain.
The information supplied tells so little of what we know to be the political story, but it is fascinating in how it covers itself up, and how among all the back and forth, the denials of the suspects against the endless barrage of allegations of their work, what little scenes of anguish crop open for a second.
I've been reading endless articles written about this horrific case you are at the center of, and I have felt intense anguish and anger about the injustice around the vulgar and vicious acts done to you.
Beethoven: Anguish and Triumph.
