Sentence examples for made anguish from inspiring English sources

He delivered his torrential monologue at the end of a rope with a blithe technical perfection, said the critics, and Kenneth Tynan noted that he made anguish sound comic – "a remarkable achievement".

As JoJo, Mr. Hinton is a poetic wraith and an angry foe, and as Mary, Keesha Sharp makes anguish palpable.

Inside this train human tragedy in its many guises made the anguish of the passengers palpable.

The contrast between his bulky frame and the quivering soul within makes his anguish all the more keenly felt.

The handsome Mr. Kwiecien exudes authority as the king, which makes his anguish even more moving when the shepherd rattles him.

It is possible Garrett wasn't acting at this point, but she is a very expressive performer and makes the anguish of being dumped over the course of a 40-minute phone conversation painfully clear.

The only way to make the anguish disappear, I thought, was to get pregnant again.

In the mid-80's there were several periods of anguish for Sakharov's family in Newton, an anguish made keener by distance.

She invested his "Infidélité" with an anguish made more gripping by aching understatement and stillness.

She became an instant national hero a year ago for ending Germany's three-decade Eurovision drought that made many Germans anguish over why Europe so disliked them.

(Young filmmakers may imitate Martin Scorsese, but they've absorbed Mr. Hughes into their central nervous systems.) "Lost and Delirious" is missing the angry humor that made the solipsistic anguish of Mr. Hughes's characters in "The Breakfast Club" or "16 Candles" easier to swallow.