Sentence examples for own anguish from inspiring English sources

Campbell and the Hornets were facing their own anguish.

At the same time, he presents in great detail Roosevelt's own anguish over what he considered the court's reactionary views.

Rather Salvat comes across as a lost soul, languishing in his own anguish, slumped deep in sorrow.

Flanagan also drew on his own anguish: "I felt I carried something within me as a consequence of growing up as a child of the death railway.

His blue-collar characters are crushed by broken marriages, financial problems, and failed careers, but they are often unable to understand or even articulate their own anguish.

And his portrait of a doctor whose troubled face mirrors his own anguish survives as a document of the most gifted and tragic of lives.

While she's busy reliving the Occupation (and wondering what brought this man to town), her stepson, recently returned from military service in Algeria, is dealing with a crisis of his own: his anguish at having helped torture to death a young Arab woman.

But Herr N.'s own peculiar anguish is more complicated than mere loathing of the Nazis.

Her ex-boyfriend will be out of jail in several years, and she lives in terror of that moment, caught inside her own disquieting anguish.

Dr. Grene describes his own private anguish, the break-up of his marriage over his single infidelity, and his wife's death, interspersed with his notes on Roseanne's case.

Astra's anorexic best friend, Carlotta Forestal, an aspiring writer ("the trouble with writing at age 17 was Car already knew her work was juvenilia"), is so immersed in her own adolescent anguish that she can't handle someone else's illness.