Slope is like a stone dropping in the lives of others, anguish and antipathy rippling out in all directions.
Some embraced each other in anguish.
In remembrance of other national anguish, two anniversaries loom.
Before the women are released under ACP, they're subject to a pre-release interview that includes sensitive questions about their histories of abuse and other mental anguish.
This was not a denial of pain and suffering, but a shift in perspective--from oneself and toward others, from anguish to compassion--seeing that others are suffering as well.
The other is the anguish painted on the same passionate visage when a subsequent effort has left him vanquished.
Yet Sarah Collins Rudolph — maimed by native-born terrorists in our nation's great internal freedom struggle — has been expected to deal with protracted medical and cosmetic issues, to say nothing of other forms of anguish, on a domestic worker's wages.
But the pathos in Didi and Gogo's need for each other, and the anguish in their desire to escape their plight, are not palpably felt in Mr. Asmus's production.
It's hard not to eventually catch yourself thinking, "A whiskey might be nice!" In his short life, Williams was often a repository for other people's anguish, beckoning it without effort.
On my twentieth or so listen, I began to suspect that the track might have used the same choir effect as that of "Stay with Me"; it's all too easy to imagine, when hearing the ostentatious chorus, a long line of digitally rendered Smiths, each mirroring the other's breakup anguish, in slightly graduated registers.
