Sentence examples for fierce anguish from inspiring English sources
But treating the phallic jokery with aplomb, casualness if not seriousness, is what would let the fierce anguish of the play's pacifist sentiment emerge, and might even make it funnier, too.
The novel's descriptions of Mrs. Durance's "fiercest anguish" had me thinking back to that metal-barred hospital bed in which my dear mother curled up in shriveled agony.
In such a production, assessing the performances is troublesome, to say the least, though I found myself paying close attention to Mr. Jansen, whose mien is authoritative, his anger fierce and his anguish terrifying.
Considering the bewildering timeline of Android smartphones and the steady improvements that manufacturers have indeed made this year, Peter's mental anguish and fierce, almost-paroxysmal deliberations over which phone to buy, and when, seem justified.
As he did in "The English Patient," Mr. Ondaatje is able to commingle anguish and seductiveness in fierce, unexpected ways.
It speaks with the fierce compression of an Isaac Babel story and draws from the same reservoir of anguish as the quartets of Shostakovich.
Beethoven: Anguish and Triumph.
Remaining hours: Anguish.
Body slams and mental anguish.
