Sentence examples for sweet anguish from inspiring English sources
And wrestle with the sweet anguish of how to capture it in words.
My sweet, sweet, sweetness.
For one of football's most complex individuals, defeat will have come with dignity, although that will do little to dim Keegan's sense of anguish from a bitter-sweet evening.
This level of use comes as no surprise to anyone who loves the sonnets and plays: whether in moments of fondest coaxing and chiding ("When your sweet issue your sweet form should bear") or abject anguish and empathy ("Bless thy sweet eyes — they bleed"), Shakespeare reliably repaired to a sugared lexicon.
But Ms. Coon, drawing less on the simpering affability that Sandy Dennis employed in her definitive film performance, imbues the sozzled Honey with a sweet sympathy and a hint of a backbone, and her tantrum of anguish at her husband's betrayal is powerfully affecting.
There is a God who laughs at altars laid With damask, incense and their cups of gold; Who falls asleep in sweet Hosannah's fold, And wakes again when mothers come arrayed In anguish weeping in their black old caps To give him one whole penny each unwraps!
These weekends that terrify those of us who worry we're being left behind or failing or not fitting in or losing connections with some of our oldest, closest friends (and Bridesmaids certainly did capture the pleasure and anguish of close female friendship) can often provide some surprising reassurance, sweet nostalgia, terrific conversation and fun.
Beethoven: Anguish and Triumph.
Remaining hours: Anguish.
