Sentence examples similar to soft anguish from inspiring English sources
The most interesting of the letters expresses Hemingway's softer side, his anguish about having to shoot his favorite cat, Willie, who had been hit by a car near their home, the Finca Vigia outside of Havana, Cuba.
A pensive, soft-spoken man, Throckmorton still reveals anguish when he speaks of those who proclaimed their conversion worldwide in "I Do Exist" but later recanted.
Tough-guy Ellroy is not one to sink into the soft cushions of the therapeutic couch, and any lingering anguish about his grim childhood — along with the bonus trauma of being molested by a German baby sitter — is not analyzed here so much as mystified.
Erpenbeck proceeds to quote lines from that celestial cantata — devout language that speaks of leave-taking and religious consolation ("Fall in soft and calm repose! / World, I dwell no longer here"), but that Yussuf's anguish has robbed of such antique sureties.
I was sure my soft American life would be my undoing once it was my turn to share some family anguish.
But the assumption that the Americans have a soft spot for their transatlantic cousins is being undermined by a spate of historical films, which have provoked yelps of anguish and anger in the British media, and even in Parliament.Recent Hollywood films seem to airbrush the British out of glorious roles, and shoehorn them into villainous ones.
Beethoven: Anguish and Triumph.
Remaining hours: Anguish.
Body slams and mental anguish.
