Sentence examples for lingering anguish from inspiring English sources
Later, he stepped to the microphone and said, "Is this 1955 Alabama?" Valerie Bell spoke of her faith in God and her lingering anguish.
Tough-guy Ellroy is not one to sink into the soft cushions of the therapeutic couch, and any lingering anguish about his grim childhood — along with the bonus trauma of being molested by a German baby sitter — is not analyzed here so much as mystified.
Still, as the staff members ate Monsignor Hippee's home-cooked casseroles, the conversation reminded them of all the things making it hard to make this a normal Easter: the Passover bombings in the Middle East, the warnings issued to Americans traveling in Italy for the Easter holiday, the lingering anguish over Sept. 11 and, of course, the church's own difficulties.
"We know from the stories of black mothers who have lost their children to state violence that the lingering anguish of living in the aftermath of police violence kills black women gradually.
But behind her shy laugh was a look of anguish and lingering shock.
In the past, I created much of my own anguish by lingering at the threshold of those open doors in my life.
Then there's the lingering issue of victims' privacy, and whether people's anguish should be left online for all the world to see.
And these and the many other unfathomable mysteries, anguishes and delights of the synapses and neural pathways of the human brain are now explored in a film about Edwyn's story – told, haltingly, by Edwyn himself, and shot through with lingering footage of his and Grace's beloved Helmsdale, in Sutherland, to which they're moving permanently in a matter of days now.
Look for lingering symptoms.
