Sentence examples for potential anguish from inspiring English sources

California is not the only place where ranked-choice voting would save voters time and potential anguish.

His cheeriness never slips, even during impassioned rants bemoaning radio's refusal to play blues, or a potential howl of anguish such as Damn Right, I've Got the Blues.

It does not trade in miserablism, but a kind of degree-zero clarity about the potential for alienation and anguish in our secular faith in romantic partnership".

It's over the top, but it is also horribly emblematic of Emile's view of the world as a place where his father is incapable of recognizing anyone's grief but his own and his mother is proudly indifferent to death, anguish or potential bloodshed.

Forced separation between a parent and child for an indefinite period of time is, by its very nature, traumatic … For parents who experienced the very real possibility of kidnapping and murder of their children in their countries of origin, the potential for trauma and mental anguish is intensified.

At too many turns, anguish was likely to worsen.

Some publishers saw potential for a many-tentacled story about human anguish, the environment, big corporations and political fallout.

Cue, almost certainly, wails of anguish from some quarters about the potential loss of a great British institution.

We cannot continue to witness potential citizens in our districts go through the anguish of deportation when legalization could be just around the corner for them.

But the effect is to send viewers on an emotional roller coaster as they confront the anguish of a current diagnosis and the potential better news for future generations.

Alicia R. Zalesin, the school board president, said that the potential placement of the pipeline near the school had "produced tremendous fear and anguish" in the community, especially given heightened fears of terrorism.