Sentence examples for internal anguish from inspiring English sources

It is the voice of a sophisticate whose cynical insights camouflage internal anguish.

There are no sweaty moments of revelation; no internal anguish; no journey of discovery.

She witnesses the internal anguish of her two patients worked itself out in the lunatic setting of the occupied city.

One of Britain's best-loved actors and comedians, Fry spent years drinking vodka and taking cocaine to numb the internal anguish of his depression.

In Labour's case, the party's internal anguish about Ed Miliband and his ineffectual leadership was hardly a secret before the election.

But Walter, who with her sleek-backed hair and cavernous cheeks cuts a remarkable figure, gives us a Brutus who seems riven with internal anguish.

What I observed was that the Omidyar-led management could not complete the simplest tasks—approving budgets or hires without months of internal debate and apparent anguish.

As the Clinton administration tries to temper its pleasure, senior officials are looking back at an opponent -- the last of the major East European strongmen -- who has caused as many internal debates and as much anguish in Washington as any other.

In these spare television adaptations (the books' internal monologues can be seen in the anguish of Wallander's eyes and the exhaustive police procedures are compressed into meaningful glances and crisp cellphone exchanges), he seems especially troubled by a modern generation of disaffected youth, who often come to a terrible end in his dark narratives.

But internal documents from the environmental agency outline the anguish of career staff members as recently as January over what they see as efforts by the Energy Department to weaken the new source review program.

Franju felt the story was not a horror film; rather, he described his vision of the film as one of "anguish... it's a quieter mood than horror... more internal, more penetrating.