Sentence examples similar to inescapable anguish from inspiring English sources

And in the title role of a soldier descending into madness and Othello-strength jealousy, Edward Hogg packs an inescapable, throbbing anguish within the outlines of a gymnastically stylized portrait.

He believed that, for contemporary poets "the spirit of Darwin" was inescapable, and simultaneously suffered anguish as he forced himself to accept the absence of individual immortality.

In this scene, the problem is inescapable, and the sense of anguish when your attempts to calm Joel fail is grimly authentic.

The anguish is real and inescapable — but is what makes the joy real, too.

"Indian explosions and belligerent statements made by the B.J.P. leaders were a constant source of constant anguish for patriotic Pakistanis and a befitting response was inescapable to restore the badly shaken confidence of the masses.

Mental anguish.

Inescapable poverty.

Anguish or insight?

This is inescapable.

His presence is inescapable.

Beethoven: Anguish and Triumph.