Sentence examples for physical anguish from inspiring English sources

Thus, mysteriously, in ways difficult to accept by those who have never suffered it, depression comes to resemble physical anguish.

But she is excellent in her climactic encounter with her fiance, well played by Tobias Menzies, when her lean, elegant frame suddenly seems rigid with physical anguish.

• To the Editor: Dr. Fielding goes into graphic detail of the physical anguish that women had to endure when faced with "back ally" abortions.

This encounter has come after days, weeks or even months of terrible emotional and physical anguish, avalanches of bewildering, conflicting information and opinion, hopes raised and lost, and long vigils in the family waiting area.

As the picture goes backward in time and then forward again, there are eloquent debates, much moral and physical anguish from Wilberforce, and a spirit of Christian resolve, attended, fortunately, by wit.

McIlroy's failure to complete his round throws into sharp relief the PGA Tour's policy on withdrawals, and the unwritten code of conduct for playing on while in considerable mental or physical anguish.

In An Honourable Man, however, her primary focus is not physical torment, though all her characters suffer much, but the anguish of isolation.

In 1983 Amnesty International published an Indonesian manual it had received from East Timor instructing military personnel on how to inflict physical and mental anguish, and cautioning troops to "Avoid taking photographs showing torture (of someone being given electric shocks, stripped naked and so on)".

Even if the CIA's techniques were deemed legal, they were designed to extract information using physical and mental anguish.

Even more admirable was the way he made these physical feats convey anguish, rage and a desire for vengeance.

For the first time in my life, insomnia moved beyond exhaustion and into the realm of physical and mental anguish.