Sentence examples for heavy anguish from inspiring English sources

The first words on "Acousmatic Sorcery" are "Oh Lord," repeated several times and sung as those words are often sung, with heavy anguish, but also anxiety and uncertainty and fragility.

"Modern" in this case was 1966, the year when Shostakovich completed his 11th quartet, here played with beautiful articulation and without heavy anguish, presenting a very grown-up kind of suffering.

And the truth this light novel describes is heavy with anguish.

Gibson is doing all he can with heavy-duty anguish (he plays a father whose daughter has been killed), while Winstone knows he's a plot device, but allowed to stay seated most of the time.

In 1979 he wrote: "So heavy was my anguish that I made a vow: not to speak, not to touch upon the essential for at least ten years.... Long enough to regain possession of my memory.

I didn't sit through the parental anguish of Heavy Rain with a big, dumb grin plastered all over my face.

Assaye was 34-year-old Wellesley's first major success and despite his anguish over the heavy losses, it was a battle he always held in the highest estimation.

But in their homes in neighbourhoods and villages across the Rafah area – which saw some of the heaviest attacks of the 50-day war – the anguish is still raw.

Jiri Kylian's "Soldiers' Mass" (1980), performed by the National Ballet of Canada, also used the power of unison to reflect the anguish of war, but frequently with too heavy a hand.

When Hahn learned that her daughter was going to marry Alfred Vecchio, a Fulbright scholar from Queens thirteen years her senior, she recorded her anguish in a New Yorker short story titled "Heavy Parent".

Pull a 180 and play some heavy-ass Dio-era Sabbath about Satan and exile and anguish and shit.