Sentence examples for large anguish from inspiring English sources

This very large anguish flowering in me has roots that stretch back to your mother and father, and their mothers and fathers before them.

He moved mercurially between life at hand and existence at large, yet his anguish at the state of the world was inseparable from a sense of self-questioning, even self-loathing, that undercut the moral standpoint for his critical judgments even as he furiously issued them.

Mo Farah might have entered the home straight in Daegu Stadium in pole position in the World Championships 10,000m final yesterday, but he was already looking over his shoulder at the giant screen with anguish writ large across his face.

Yet one of the achievements of the book is somehow to make it clear that their private anguish mirrors the larger lunacies in which they are involved.

Pakistan, home to a large Rohingya community, has expressed "deep anguish".

In the larger plot, he makes Brody's anguish over his political impotence palpable.

In a larger sense, the outpouring of grief and anguish was in response to the deaths of so many men in the war that had just ended.

Olivia convinces Simon to help them with the ongoing investigation despite the mental anguish he will suffer in a large crowded city such as Boston.

As the title suggests, the film seems to be a meditation on how life began and the anguish that results in tackling such large questions, but it's that anguish that once again leads to birth and a journey towards life.

An exquisite set of suitcases, credited to Marc Jacobs for Louis Vuitton, plays a large role in this blissful, loopy comedy of family anguish and sublimated tenderness.

Based on the Hans Christian Andersen story, the mermaid's anguish is actually Zemlinsky's own pain writ large following his abortive love affair with Alma Mahler.