Sentence examples for feel anguished from inspiring English sources

It may feel anguished rather than lyrical, but it does have that kind of apocalyptical power".

He knows that those who act bravely are all the more likely to feel anguished, since they know what's at stake.

He is a confessional singer-songwriter in an age dominated by Adele: in the absence of a collapsed relationship to feel anguished about, Kiwanuka's songs concern themselves with matters spiritual – of which more later – and, on the mournful Always Waiting, the apparently insufferable torment of his pre-fame job.

"Our sisters should not feel anguished, nor sad, nor depressed," the Islamic scholar Ahmad Jibril said in a talk on the matter, "Nor think that others beat you in [worship] because you were ordered not to fast and pray by the same one who ordered others to fast and pray so you're... in a worship by obedience to Allah".

Many nontheists feel anguished by the sexual abuse that is enabled by religious hierarchy, by women shrouded in black and girls barred from schools, by the implements of inquisition that lie in museums, by ongoing Christian witch burnings in Africa and India, or by those images of people leaping from windows.

She said she was always complimentary, but felt anguished internally and tried to contact him in April by phone and by email with no success.

"We feel incomparably anguished, and offer our deepest condolences to the entire North Korean people," the top leaders said in a statement.

Confidence is an important element, just as it is in batting and bowling, and most cricketers feel more anguished after dropping a straightforward catch than when failing in any other aspect of the game.

But Paul feels most anguished over what he spends on his kids.

I have heard their testimonies, felt the anguished breath of the oppressed on my face.

Brandon's every orgasm feels like an anguished death spasm.