Sentence examples for inner distress from inspiring English sources

The performance, which arches over three centuries of music, consists of three pieces: Monteverdi's "Lamento d'Arianna," a fragment of a lost opera; Haydn's solo cantata "Arianna a Naxos," written with piano accompaniment; and Schoenberg's "Pierrot Lunaire," which has no apparent Ariadne connection but "reflects poor Ariadne's inner distress," said the group's music director, Neal Goren.

There may be a common ground of inner distress culminating in self-directed harm in a Münchausen patient.

Eventually, if we continue to look away from our own inner distress and the outer signs of distress in our partners, we gradually dam the flow of intimate contact with our partners as well as ourselves.

This was supposedly because 'it seems to be the most difficult for the staff to manage – as though no other outward signs would more adequately express their inner distress' (Podvoll, 1969: 213).

Suicide attempt is often conceived as a result of mounting inner distress, but it can also be seen as an event in its own right choosing death and experiencing injuries, intensive care unit treatment and often stigmatization.

Gramatica and Janikowski seem saturated with inner distress, a common affliction among kickers.

"It must deal with the high costs of social distress in inner-Beltway communities and the high costs of new growth elsewhere in the county".

This does not mean that our inner-city communities do not face severe distress, nor should it minimise the damage wrought by the gangs, many of whose cultural references have been imported from the hoods of America.

By focusing on others, you leave less space and time for turning any inner emotions into overwhelming inaction or self-distress.

A container that provides practical tools to creatively use any physical or emotional pain or distress as raw material for your inner growth.

My natural response to the constant emotional distress was to turn inward to my inner voice and imagination.