Sentence examples for many anguish from inspiring English sources

Women have abortions for many reasons, all of them personal, and many anguish over the decision, which can be a very difficult one.

We have gone through many anguishes and wars.

At too many turns, anguish was likely to worsen.

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.

A single ill-judged handgrip or politically incorrect pat - long forgotten by the gripper or patter - is liable to crop up in serialised form a few years later, for the titillation of the many, and anguish of the few.

"In referring to 'a Polish death camp' rather than 'a Nazi death camp in German-occupied Poland,' I inadvertently used a phrase that has caused many Poles anguish over the years and that Poland has rightly campaigned to eliminate from public discourse around the world," Obama wrote at the time.

This disruption causes something like anguish (many critics complained).

After so many years of anguish, the relatives of the thousands of who were killed deserve a chance at justice.

And for many New Yorkers, the anguish and anxiety created by the Sept. 11 attacks have diminished with time.

Carlo Allemano's sizable, darkish tenor voice served for Orismondo's many moments of anguish, while Adrian Strooper's brighter, more focused tenor supplied a handsome contrast in Armidoro's music.

Crucially these works and the accompanying texts also reveal that Munch saw "The Scream" much the way we do: as a highly promotable, reproducible image and one that could accommodate many types of anguish.