Sentence examples for inner agony from inspiring English sources

It's a powerful story, directed with a seething rage at a world of outward order and inner agony.

I cannot describe the inner agony apparent on their faces and in their body language as they recalled being beaten as children.

Shimmering waves and intricate ironwork, façades of decaying masonry and the stark outlines of bare foliage are transformed into furious abstractions of inner agony.

In a series of brief, impressionistic scenes, Mr. Louiso signals both Wilson's inner agony and the extreme awkwardness of his dealings with other people.

Likewise, in the Act III aria "Embroidery in childhood," she conveyed Ellen's inner agony, the sense that by trying to save Grimes she has doomed him, all the while maintaining the neo-Baroque elegance of Britten's vocal line.

Carsen gets shot of the dancers during their scenes together, and we finally come face to face with the inner agony of a man broken by guilt, and the hopeless sadness of the friend who can never ease his pain.

His inner agonies have to be discerned and teased out.

More damagingly, we remain at a cool remove from the inner agonies the sisters are undergoing.

It is thought that this bleak home environment, marked by conflicts between Weber's parents, contributed to the inner agonies that haunted Weber in his adult life.

Paris Lane, whom I met when I was researching a book about inner-city Catholic high schools, was touched by tragedy not just in his death but through much of his brief life, although he hid his inner agonies well.

I don't know that I've ever seen a vole, but if they're like moles, only smaller, with pointier noses (which for some reason is how I picture them), I doubt that they're subject to the inner agonies that human males feel regarding sex and love.