Sentence examples for open anguish from inspiring English sources

Her pain, in contrast to Zheljka's open anguish, is a wound that festers because it is covered tight.

Our noise for some seconds passed beyond excitement into a kind of immense open anguish, a wailing, a cry to be saved.

DiCaprio's career would go supernova a year later with Titanic, but I'm not sure he's ever worn his alternately chippy and cherubic star quality quite this lightly or lithely, or – his recent Oscar for the pained jaw-clenching of The Revenant notwithstanding – emoted with quite such open, unstrained anguish.

His mouth is open in anguish, and he seems ready to collapse.

It suggests that truth lies only in the dialogue, open-ended, anguishing.

Close your eyes and you hear pure anguish; open them and it's a riot.

Davenport had already clawed her way back into the match as it headed for another tie-break in the second set when she went public with her anguish, opening her lungs to let out a shriek of frustration as she hit over the baseline with another unforced error.

I never expected to witness again the anguish, the open sores and the 30percentt mortality of smallpox.

Like other artists using their music as an open diary of tangible anguish, Palmer grew a devoted following, sucked into her expanding web of artistry.

The information supplied tells so little of what we know to be the political story, but it is fascinating in how it covers itself up, and how among all the back and forth, the denials of the suspects against the endless barrage of allegations of their work, what little scenes of anguish crop open for a second.

In the past, I created much of my own anguish by lingering at the threshold of those open doors in my life.