Sentence examples for from anguish from inspiring English sources

The transformation — from anguish to rapture — illumines the whole ballet.

Mr. Nance's mail-carrying duties offered no respite from anguish.

However, I see that I have mistaken running away from home for running away from anguish.

He shuts his eyes – he can no longer distinguish ecstasy from anguish in his wife's shrill gasps.

It also goes against our ingrained instinct to believe that "mere patterning" can express a gamut of feeling that runs from anguish to exaltation and back again.

One businessman referred to George Bush's attorney-general as "Ayatollah Ashcroft".With emotions ranging from anguish to fear, anger and ethnic pride, Arab-Americans are still reeling from last year's terrorist attacks.

These days, when American Muslims exchange that wish for a blessed Id al-Fitr -- the Feast of Fast-Breaking, which begins after the monthlong fast of Ramadan -- many are probably hoping for a few days' respite from anguishing about the meaning of Sept. 11.

But for the moment — and only a moment, with a date against the A.F.C. East-leading New England Patriots looming Thursday night at MetLife Stadium — it serves as a welcome break from the anguish, from the controversy, from the uncertainty.

The first part involves a spontaneous suicide pact and the second a terminal illness, but the characters seem to suffer more from general ennui than from acute anguish.

Quagmire, along with his neighbors, Peter and Joe, seek to relieve Brenda from her anguish, and soon decide to murder him, in order to prevent her from being harmed any further.

And who would begrudge her this respite from the anguish that "A Widow's Story" describes?