Sentence examples for less anguish from inspiring English sources

But if an adult child goes missing, a parent feels no less anguish, regardless of their son or daughter's age.

(GP 10) The GPs strove for less pain, less anguish and less loneliness for the patients to achieve the best possible well-being, often with help from the nurse.

Almost 315,000 evacuees still live in cramped temporary housing, and need new homes.A different kind of suffering weighs on about 20m people (a sixth of the population) at this time of year which, though less anguish-filled, is not trivial.

There's a beauty that comes out of the ego-less anguish and acceptance of things.

The idea that Britain had less historical anguish after the war than other combatants is at one level obvious – Britain was a victor power, experienced no shift to fascism or communism, ruled a global empire and suffered less than other economies from the prolonged crises of the early 1920s and the slump.

In contrast, male patients show less mental anguish in association with breast loss.

Still, on the bright side some pink roses are going to cause less head-smacking anguish than inking "Mrs Cole" on your butt.

It is my hope that our writing will help others face death with less fear and anguish.

In fact, if poets (often lacking God, less often lacking cats) anguish most deeply about poetry, then we might take the argument a step further: non-poets should seek out poems about poetry, where the real intensity can be found.

And because of that, they'll never recoup most of what they spent on their defense, much less collect for mental anguish,lost wages, damage to their reputations, and their wrongful incarceration.

But, in Pavlensky's mind, his action was less a helpless cry of anguish than an aggressive statement of defiance.