Sentence examples for initial anguish from inspiring English sources
While Serena has battled with her grief, Venus has seemed to compartmentalize it after her initial anguish.
But economists who have studied the impact of floods, tornadoes and hurricanes have found that after the initial anguish and huge economic disruptions, periods of increased economic activity frequently follow as insurance money and disaster relief flow in to jump-start rebuilding.
Whatever earlier images and references had served the initial month of post-election anguish seem like gross understatement after this latest mandate.
Some had received little reassurance, instead being told that they were destined to go blind if they did not "do what they were told", which caused initial feelings of alarm and anguish.
"It was the first time that UNDP [the United Nations Development Programme--SDNP Programme--SDNP Programme--SDNPhad a marketing arrangement with anybody in the private sector, and it caused anguish," says Lankester, in reference to the initial reaction within the organization.
"We expect that after the initial euphoria of being found, we will likely see a period of depression and anguish," said Chile's health minister Jaime Mañalich.
I've definitely felt the anguish of looking like a rube next to someone more knowledgeable about something I like, and the initial reaction can be anger and rejection.
A bit later, after the speaker reaches the climax of his initial protests, all hell breaks loose — thundering, syncopated volleys of timpani and brass, reminiscent of Bernstein's impassioned, troubled-city anguish in his score for "On the Waterfront".
That initial teasing sense of the uncanny is waved away as the narrative grows weighty with purpose – affairs of the intellect, trauma, anguish, redemption.
Beethoven: Anguish and Triumph.
