Sentence examples for shared anguish from inspiring English sources

"Provocatively, this novel suggests that while joy can be shared, anguish can only be endured alone," James Polk wrote here last year.

Maybe it's because, after Newtown, a nation's shared anguish and grief exposed manufactured outrage for the hollow experience it is.

She believes that Bush shared her anguish over the war, "but he never would have spoken up about it publicly, because of his father".

Pope Benedict XVI, in a message to survivors, said that he felt "spiritually among you" and that he shared the anguish.

For 24 years he has been married to, and shared the anguish of, a Japanese woman who was abducted by North Koreans while she went for a walk by the sea.

He spoke of the harsh realities of growing up a Muslim in the era since 9/11, and shared his anguish and worries for the future for his four children, and more immediately his worries for his mother "when she goes to work tomorrow".

After a stressful phone call, where perhaps I have been sworn at or shouted at or accused of being a liar, etc, I need a bit of support, I turn to my colleagues for that to have a quick debrief, and I feel better for having shared the anguish.

Cross shared his anguish with the Tribune in dozens of conversations, emails and texts since October.

I am certain fellow clergy of every faith have shared such anguishing experiences.

We share their anguish, their anxieties, their frustrations and their joys.

She asked Mr. Obama to end the war so other mothers do not share her anguish.