Sentence examples for so much anguish from inspiring English sources

Why is this one causing so much anguish?

"It's hard to imagine that one little trip on the sidewalk could cause so much anguish," she said.

Who, then, is to say with authority where the root of so much anguish and evil lies?

Though she knows she needs help, she is too anxious to go back to the community hospital, which she associates with so much anguish.

Aldridge's calm shot was only a few yards from the very spot that caused him so much anguish the year before; talk about closure.

It attempts to tell the universal story of black womanhood in the Americas, the story of women who share so much anguish and joy across generations.

But when Lucy smiles it's not to express joy so much as anguish: why must she tolerate so much stupidity in this imperfect world?

But none of the previous hostage incidents played out with so much national anguish and over such a protracted time.

It is the failure to understand this crucial distinction that leads to so much unnecessary anguish and pain in grieving relatives.

LOOKING AT THE neurology of anxiety raises the inevitable question of why a trait that causes so much mental anguish would have evolved in the first place.

Snoxell said he could not recall any other issue in the 35 years he had been in the diplomatic service that had "so let down the FCO, undermined our ethical standards, been so carelessly and callously handled and caused so much unnecessary anguish than this one.