Sentence examples for form of anguish from inspiring English sources

She was an insistent maker of canons, alternate canons, renegade canons — the specialized tradition of Bosch, Sade, Rimbaud, and Kafka, for example, whose seriousness took the form of "anguish, cruelty, derangement".

Ms. Weisz's role is to glow and sigh, while Mr. Jackman registers various forms of anguish and desperation.

Yet Sarah Collins Rudolph — maimed by native-born terrorists in our nation's great internal freedom struggle — has been expected to deal with protracted medical and cosmetic issues, to say nothing of other forms of anguish, on a domestic worker's wages.

The turbulence of modern Germany as it passed through two world wars, Nazism, Communism and division has been such that almost no family has escaped some form of personal anguish.

Here we have a raw form of parental anguish, disturbing if only because of how rarely it is seen outside of closed doors.

Claiming that literary composition is a form of mental anguish and physical agony (he writes standing up to spare a bad back), he has announced that his last book, Nemesis, would be his last book.

"It is a different kind of anguish".

What kind of anguish has this guy had to endure?

I thought that in my impatience to get through the agonising end stages I'd surely get my comeuppance in the form of sneaky, shocking anguish.

A cry of anguish at the ingenious forms dying can take, it is also an unflinching study of Alzheimer's disease, which robbed his mother, at the early age of 65, of speech, memory and self.

In serious hospital therapy, it is thought to be useful when — for example — a patient is in such a state of anguish, excitement, or distress that no form of social contact is at all possible.