A background of anguish that prevailed.
Unprepared for the anguish that consumed me as I watched my father-in-law playing with my son.
In the meantime, I've somehow become a writer who's primarily known for romantic comedy, rather than for the Beckettian howls of anguish that I'd always expected to write.
There was precious little sense of responsibility for the fire and blood and anguish that was all the while being endured by the people of Libya, Iraq, Syria and Ukraine.
Michael Beschloss's new account of the Lyndon Johnson tapes of the time is riveting for the anguish that L.B.J. expressed.
The collision of hope and anguish, that's the appeal for me.
Her family will mourn for a long time, but they are free of the pain and anguish that comes from watching someone you love suffer.
Mayor Cory A. Booker of Newark said: "There has been an anguish that has been hanging on the hearts of our city now for 30 years.
It would have spared him the anguish that soon followed.
For all the family anguish that the movie unspools, the resolution that Bertolucci offers — a vast set piece staged around the rehearsal of an outdoor opera production — proves strangely normative, as if Bertolucci were out to prove that all happy families are alike.
