Sentence examples for had anguish about from inspiring English sources

"There was a time when I had anguish about voting on marriage equality," State Senator James Alesi, a Republican, said Tuesday.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin June 21, 2011 "There was a time when I had anguish about voting on marriage equality," State Senator James Alesi, a Republican, said Tuesday.

"I no longer have anguish.

"I had this anguish about what was going to happen.

"I was wrong about Michael Boxley, and as a father I have tremendous anguish about what Elizabeth Crothers went through," he said.

Instead of people dying under falling trees or being gay bashed in locations ranging from New York City to Laramie, Wyoming, playwrights and screenwriters are writing material for LGBT people who are fully out of the closet and have stopped anguishing about the fact that they're gay.

His son, John Timothy Singer, has testified with anguish about his father's death, as has Addam Swapp, who is the husband of two Singer daughters and is his father-in-law's spiritual heir.

But lately there has been little anguish about inflation.

There has been much anguish about American casualties in Iraq, where last year was the worst since 2003, with all of 901 deaths.

It's clear that none of this - the open relationship, the book - has come about without a degree of anguish and soul searching.

The most interesting of the letters expresses Hemingway's softer side, his anguish about having to shoot his favorite cat, Willie, who had been hit by a car near their home, the Finca Vigia outside of Havana, Cuba.