Sentence examples for for anguish from inspiring English sources

It sounds like the sign of the horse, or a mistake, or a word for anguish.

So Paul has a girlfriend when he meets Erik, but, as one of the cast members noted, the situation isn't cause for anguish.

In private life, extreme indebtedness, bankruptcy, the ruin of those close to you, and dependence on the government dole are generally thought to be causes for anguish, self-denial, and a degree of shame.

Unfortunately for my patient, there is no entry for anguish (perhaps he wasn't being specific enough; there is "angst, existential" – Hesse's Siddhartha – and "angst, teenage" – Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye, of course).

"How can I thank her," Ruben thinks as he and Tessa are saying their next-to-last goodbye, "for a desert space, for loneliness, for anguish, even for despair?

Carrabba understands that a young person's angst is as fleeting as it is potent, and he speaks as a figurehead for anguish rather than as a victim of it.

Short term, they are braced for anguishing consequences if the Trump administration proceeds with its plan to sharply restrict such service.

The reason for the anguish is because for every entrepreneur who succumbs to the Concorde Fallacy and stays too long at the dance, there is one who pushed on, one more day, and found success.

Palestine in his work has become a universal metaphor for the loss of Eden, for birth and resurrection, for the anguish of dispossession and exile.

Then, as if a sense of shame overcame us for feeling this anguish for Paris, we quickly chided each other and told ourselves that Paris was getting an undue share of the world's attention.

The verdict included nearly $150,000 for the girl's past and future medical and counseling expenses, $7 million for mental anguish and $20 million in punitive damages.