Sentence examples for most anguish from inspiring English sources

Back then, it was the Bulls and the Pacers who caused Knicks fans the most anguish.

It may be madly exciting but for most, anguish will surely follow and then death or desolation without end.

But what that view misses, what the Purdy case clearly shows, is that ambiguity is the source of most anguish.

Yet it was the penalty claim against Hart that will cause Ukraine the most anguish on a night when Hodgson acclaimed a performance that left others wanting more.

I cannot remember which caused most anguish: the fact that it seemed to go on for longer than the American Civil War or the presence of the irrepressible seven-year-old Bonnie Langford.

Or that Rowan Williams, the new Archbishop of Canterbury who was enthroned the following day, believes that military action to disarm Saddam Hussein does not meet the criteria of a just war Although the rebel vote was a good deal bigger than had been predicted, there is no doubting that it is the latter which causes the prime minister most anguish.

But most anguishing, he said, was the sight of fellow passengers slipping under the waves, some calling out to their wives or parents.

The women are especially self-absorbed, playing emotions rather than characters, and seem to be competing for the title of Most Anguished.

And even the less artistic films vividly present the faces and voices of people who have witnessed some of today's most anguishing conflicts.

The suspension was announced as the United Nations was convening its annual General Assembly meetings in New York, where the five-year-old Syria war has become the organization's most anguishing challenge.

Most showed anguish as they carried out the instructions.