It anguishes him so much that he can't get rid of it.
Cries against Captain Camara rang out, though it was impossible to say if it was anguish or the first shouts of revolt.
With his mother in mind, writer thought that the play--and the students' resistance to it--was about something so obvious that everyone was loath to talk about it: the anguish that ensues when the ravages of time invert the accustomed relation between parent and child.
It's anguish, grief and everything in between.
It was anguish for him because Carrington--though passionately involved with him--would not leave Ralph and moreover was also passionately involved with Henrietta Bingham.
It reflected anguish at the state of the Copts, the largest Christian congregation in the Middle East.In this section Bashar's pyrrhic triumphs Autumn of another patriarch Bombing a charm offensive Back in the dock?
"It saves anguish later on".
"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.
In the film, we join Christian Evangelicals on an explosive tour of the future as they see it, from anguish to the sublime perfection of a new world.
