Sentence examples for time of anguish from inspiring English sources

For democrats such as Aswany, the aftermath of Egypt's revolution in 2011 proved a time of anguish.

2. As a class, read and discuss "Imagining John Lennon, in a Time of Anguish," focusing on the following questions: a.

2. Learn about how a charity benefit using the songs of John Lennon also served as a commentary on current issues by reading and discussing "Imagining John Lennon, in a Time of Anguish.

By Oct. 27, many New Yorkers may even be grateful that the conductor Charles Dutoit, the pianist Martha Argerich and the Montreal Symphony Orchestra are adhering to a program titled "Salute to Argentina!" That Mr. Abbado turned to Beethoven symphonies so reflexively at this time of anguish did not show great musical imagination.

Both groups drew strength from their Christian faith in times of anguish and joy.

Some artists find their inspiration through love and happiness while others find it in times of anguish and social upheaval.

The birthplace of Ferrante's protagonist was southern Italy, the homeland of my maternal and paternal grandparents, and the novel suggested that the legacy of poverty and illiteracy doesn't quietly disappear; rather remnants pass through the veins of its descendants like Vesuvius's lava, seemingly dormant but smoldering in times of anguish.

The mother of a British Iranian woman imprisoned in Tehran for watching a volleyball match has spoken publicly for the first time of her anguish at her daughter's incarceration.

In March, as the protests were unfolding, Cardinal John O'Connor, who has tried to show concern for both the Diallo family and the police, sent the officers notes, assuring Officer McMellon, in one, that he was in the cardinal's prayers "during this time of great anguish for all of you".

The shootings set off a tide of anguish nationwide.

"Redacted" is certainly a painful document of its time, a record of anguish, confusion and uncertainty.