Sentence examples for particularly anguished from inspiring English sources

The Prince of Wales was said to be particularly anguished..."....

The reaction to the book was particularly anguished among those who are products of extreme Asian parents.

"I produced these two faces when I was ill," he noted over two particularly anguished sketches of the head of the dying Christ, in 1503.

One such note went to Justice Scalia in July 1996, prompted by some particularly anguished dissenting opinions the justice had issued in the term just concluded.

The executive editor, Jill Abramson, told me that while she and the managing editor Dean Baquet went to Washington to meet with officials and gave them "a respectful hearing," the decision to publish was "not a particularly anguished one".

That year, he had quoted a particularly anguished letter of Bishop's, in a series of poems dedicated to her, compounding the offense by making her identity impossible to ignore.

Evenings out turn into an anguished dilemma, particularly for those of us deficient in the jam-making department.

The narrative of Gray's physical and mental decline, after a car accident in Ireland left him with serious injuries, is probably not something to be read while eggnog is still being poured, particularly as supplemented by the spotty, anguished journal entries Gray wrote in the months before his suicide.

She also turned the pages during some particularly inopportune moments — for example, while singing the anguished phrase "Per pieta, non dirmi addio" from Beethoven's "Ah, Perfido".

The satire of Russian authorities, the Orthodox church and the power structure in Russia is vicious and unrelenting, and even the victims are not particularly sympathetic characters, driven to drink, infidelities and anguished outbursts.

A Mahler adagio — especially a late one — is an anguished cry from deep in the composer's soul, and it demands not only rich, lustrous playing, particularly from the strings, but also a deeply concentrated interpretation that brings out its wrenching intensity and leaves the listener shaken.