Sentence examples for some anguish from inspiring English sources
"There was some anguish".
Still, you wanted more: some anguish beneath the lofting phrases.
"Are you suffering some anguish?" the man asked abruptly.
The standards are fairly new, and shifting to them will cause some anguish, particularly among parents.
High school students, posting on Twitter on Thursday, revealed some anguish, and some relief.
If you are a Democrat, spare yourself some anguish by not clicking here.
She would write, defining her scrappy brand of Horatio Alger feminism: "If you have some daily anguish from some cause that's not really your fault — a rotten family, bad health, nowhere looks, serious money problems, nobody to help you, minority background (I don't have that — a WASP — but I had other things), rejoice!
In every room of the presbytery, "a crucifix hung, the dying God in each case exhibiting some distinction of anguish, some greater or lesser contortion of his naked body, a musculature more or less racked.
Did they reflect some other anguish?
He also appeared to have encountered some romantic anguish.
Now Jeff Agoos has played in a World Cup game, but not without some new anguish.
