Sentence examples for terrible anguish from inspiring English sources

Alas, what began as an elaborate and successful hoax resulted in terrible anguish.

His character – mean, drunk and selfish as ever – felt terrible anguish, not at the assassination, but at its timing.

She has been surprised, not by joy, but by the most terrible anguish.

Damien Duff ended up beating his fists into the turf in a show of terrible anguish.

These poor beleaguered fans (there must have been at least three of them) have written to me, describing the terrible anguish of that franchise.

In her essay on pseudonyms, Carmela Ciuraru notes Roman Kacew's "terrible anguish" over the elaborate hoax surrounding his alter egos Romain Gary and Émile Ajar ("Secret Sharers," June 26).

With each circle, a terrible, stinging anguish built in me and I had to move faster and faster, each pass bringing up ever more wildness.

The sheer pace and complexity of events, as well as the terrible human anguish involved, left a deep impression on the British public and changed the history and image of this very newspaper.

Mosse plunges into the dark and bloody years of Vichy France, subjecting her largely female cast to terrible pain and anguish.

You are left wondering how anything as terrible as the anguish detailed in King's Crossing or Fond Farewell could inspire music this lovely, with its soaring choruses and beatific harmonies and irresistible pop sensibility.

"The victims of this terrible atrocity suffered human anguish.