Sentence examples for point of anguish from inspiring English sources

Visited by his ghost — "A Civil War Christmas" is peopled by almost as many ghosts as "A Christmas Carol" — she finds herself touched to the point of anguish when she learns that a young African-American girl, Jessa (Sumaya Bouhbal), is wandering the streets of the city on this frigid night.

She was at a point of extreme anguish".

At our point of greatest anguish and pain, the world was there for us.

The first of three songs on the album which lyrics point to anguish ("In my tears, my dreams").

It is also the second of three songs on the album which lyrics point to anguish ("Remember those times I could call / Through the clear day time / And you would be there").

"I Never Lied to You" is the final of three songs on the album which lyrics point to anguish ("It's been so hard to bear with you not there").

The ride was many things, but scary was not one of them, so any cries of anguish probably pointed to genuine peril rather than the efficacy of the attraction.

Holding the stage on her own for all of 50 minutes, descending through sundry stages of anguish to the point where she can take no more, Rodgers gives what must be close to a definitive performance, under the sensitive guidance of director Deborah Warner.

The UK's new point-of-consumption betting tax was merely an inconvenience, rather the source of Ladbrokes-style anguish.

The local matches were billed as "friendlies" but the chasm separating realized and unrealized childhood dreams is full of anguish, and a few pressure packed points are the difference between tears of joy and the very different tears of heartache.

Often he just pointed a finger as he sang, but at certain moments he flapped his forearms in a ritual of anguish.