Sentence examples similar to grave anguish from inspiring English sources

Vargas is holding the world hostage with a secret weapon called an E.M.P. (That name, like most of what goes on here, is never explained.) Monk is in grave danger, which causes anguish for his lovely partner, Holiday (Dina Meyer), who of course is madly in love with him.

This book will provoke long and diverse reflections on the state of our politics, and on why, if he's still watching from beyond the grave, Herbert Croly is probably in as much anguish as ever.

By that time four persons had died in anguish, thirty-one gone raving mad, five were in grave danger, and 200 were sick.

He tapped into the anguish of the funereal Largo, yet the Philadelphia strings brought grave beauty to its stretches of choralelike harmony.

Simon Keenlyside, replacing the indisposed Bo Skovhus, was the baritone soloist, his very human anguish contrasting with the radiance of soprano Marie Arnet, whose ethereal voice seemed to offer infinite consolation from beyond the grave.

Mental anguish.

Anguish or insight?

Beethoven: Anguish and Triumph.

I sobbed in anguish.

Remaining hours: Anguish.

The grave.