Sentence examples for pointless anguish from inspiring English sources
Terrence Malick's latest film has arrived in cinemas after its premiere at last year's Berlin film festival, and it is a disappointment, finding pointless anguish in first-world problems.
President Pompidou would have spared himself pointless anguish had.he recognized that no high ranking official can expect to travel anywhere these days of volatile emotions and limited civility without finding some thorns among the roses strewn in his path.
I think all your anguish concerning the desire of Democrats — and the overwhelming percentage of the public — to leave Iraq is pointless.
The need for certain kinds of memoir to be true goes back to Augustine's "Confessions": if the anguish and the suffering aren't real, there's nothing to redeem, and the whole exercise becomes pointless.
As the implications of the memoir have grown in importance, so has the seriousness, and the consequences, of another complaint made about it: what Freud called "mendacity". The need for certain kinds of memoir to be true goes back to Augustine's "Confessions": if the anguish and the suffering aren't real, there's nothing to redeem, and the whole exercise becomes pointless.
Beethoven: Anguish and Triumph.
