Sentence examples for level of anguish from inspiring English sources

Hamlet's soliloquies generate a level of anguish that makes his consideration of suicide much more than a philosophical hypothesis.

That this in no sense disqualifies them from representing idealised beings goes without saying, but Cinderella demonstrates the subconscious level of anguish that once surrounded the idea.

If anyone ever needed to measure the dedication of The New York Times's employees to this newspaper, the level of anguish generated by the Jayson Blair incident is a pretty good standard.

Grealy died of a heroin overdose in 2002, at the age of thirty-nine, and Patchett's memoir of her friend, whom she first met in college, reveals a level of anguish that was submerged in Grealy's book.

In the director's commentary for "You've Got Mail," another romantic comedy in which a breakup involves the same level of anguish one generally associates with selecting a flavor of ice cream, Ephron said, "I suppose it's very rare that this happens, that people break up with one another and it's such a relief.

This level of anguish reminded me of friends who, in the 1980's, had managed to slink past the Studio 54 bouncers, then ranted because they wouldn't be ushered into the back room.

Other times we experience such deep levels of anguish that it feels like the cloud over our heads just started pouring rain and won't stop.

One is the human level of family anguish for the Spitzers.

BCS for FBC patients is the standard therapy because it is associated with a lower level of mental anguish.

This level of deaths, violence and anguish in prisons cannot continue to rise in a civilised society.

The amount or level of physical or mental upset, anguish, or suffering experienced by a person differs depending on specific symptoms.