Sentence examples for spreading anguish from inspiring English sources
The notion that the coalition government's spending cuts are an ideologically driven wrecking job, spreading anguish to which the Conservative chancellor is icily indifferent, has sustained the Labour Party since its 2010 fall.
But, in addition to spreading anguish on campuses nationwide and threatening to derail careers, stymie proposals, and curtail current research, it does something else: It casts a revealing light on deep problems in how the nation finances academic science.
Almost as quickly, I see the anguish spread across his face.
The interpretation also sets out what is considered a "serious case" of spreading false information or rumours online, including those that cause mental anguish to their subjects.
Israel, explained an army officer, had to minimise the risk that the kidnappers might escape.Seeking to stop the havoc from spreading, Mahmoud Abbas, the president of the Palestinian Authority, which partially governs the West Bank, urged Palestinians to understand Israel's anguish.
The collective anguish about kidnappings has spread across a wide spectrum of Colombian society, as gangs that used to specialize in abducting the very rich, a tiny percentage of Colombians, have refocused in recent years to the country's relatively large middle class.
The girl in green was sitting in the universal attitude of anguish, her head bent, the fingers of one hand spread along the hairline on her brow, the wrist brought down on the bridge of her nose.
The feathers are spread on the floor — performers slip and slide on them with no shortage of anguish — while panels, pushed to and fro, constantly reconfigure the architecture of the stage.
He spreads the pages of his book out on the floor of his living room and crawls back and forth in anguish among them, hovering over the composite parts with the awkward concern of his brood elephant.
The Big Miss takes all the hurt and anguish contained in those two lines and spreads it across 247 pages.
