Sentence examples for enduring anguish from inspiring English sources

It's one of the splendors of the Coens' approach to the partnership's breakup that they treat the trauma of the separation with such a light touch, leaving its circumstances a troubling mystery and its enduring anguish the merest hint of a shadow.

The missing represent what Human Rights Watch called a festering unknown that causes enduring anguish for the families.

To their enduring anguish, they could do nothing to save the 360 who drowned, including a mother, whose body was later discovered, her newborn baby still attached to her by its umbilical cord.

"Shards," the impressive first novel by Ismet Prcic, finds inventive ways to interrogate the anguish of enduring and then escaping Bosnia during the war of the 1990s.

Laura Robson has revealed her anguish at enduring another injury lay-off but is optimistic her stuttering comeback will kick into gear in 2016.

After enduring 24 hours of anguish over a dreadfully botched game Tuesday night, Chicago was knocked off last night by the arriviste Florida Marlins, 9-6, as the Cubs were once again denied their first pennant since 1945.

No one, Jackson wrote, can "imagine the anguish" Bryant was enduring.

"Whatever it takes" -- such brave and profound words from a man enduring a kind of pain and anguish I cannot even imagine.

His position in the American canon is secure, however, and rests on a slender collection of immortal stories and one enduring masterpiece of a novel whose garrulous anguish makes him, in the words of writer Gish Jen "the avatar of American authenticity", a boy for all seasons.

Stripped of melodrama and its pace quickened, her minimalist "Man That Got Away" changed from a cry of anguish into a wistful remembrance of enduring some emotional hard knocks.

"As a husband and a father I cannot begin to imagine the anguish that the Weinstein and Lo Porto families are enduring today," he said.