Sentence examples for not anguish from inspiring English sources

But for those who recognise in Brookner not anguish but deep intelligence, and not demureness but an extraordinary, deceptive toughness, it will exceed expectations.

I do not think Spinoza would have wept for Amsterdam, just as Socrates would not anguish over Athens, unlike the Jesus who wept for Jerusalem.

But the feeling that accompanies the maiming of his best friend and the death of his own daughter is not anguish but relief.

Ms. Trinh Thi and Ms. Despentes, whose novel, also called "Baise-Moi," was characterized too by its raw depiction of sex and violence, said that it was clear from the beginning that the story demanded real sex and that they did not anguish over their decision to show it all.

Do not exult too much today and do not anguish too much tonight, for the season starts - well, these days, the season starts immediately, but anyway the new season starts soon enough.

Today, I sense only joy, not anguish, but once again, I marvel at how recent the Holocaust was.

He added: "I didn't anguish, and I didn't feel Fleming looking over my shoulder.

George Johnson himself doesn't anguish on the page, doesn't emote, makes no claims on our sympathy for himself.

This "sequencing" in and out of work, as the women call it, is not without anguish.

But the alters are also an expression of Tara's deepest, and still not understood, anguish.

"We're not in anguish over issues like Vietnam or civil rights.