Sentence examples for tragic anguish from inspiring English sources

Suffering, she seems to say, need not be tragic; anguish need not be neurotic; we are all, especially if we come from Lancashire, indestructible.

It described my discomfort at the way the Trump campaign used Patricia Smith's still raw anguish and anger over the tragic loss of her son, state department staffer Sean Smith, in Benghazi, Libya, as a political tool to incite hatred towards Hillary Clinton.

The Horace Mann School is in deep anguish at the tragic passing of its cherished student Noah Simring '03.

As she describes the tragic event, Fteima's face contorts in anguish.

And his portrait of a doctor whose troubled face mirrors his own anguish survives as a document of the most gifted and tragic of lives.

This makes him a tragic figure, and gives the film's nostalgia a core of raw political anguish.

"Unfortunately, emotional pain and anguish for dying patients and their loved ones are unavoidable in such tragic circumstances despite high quality and supportive hospice care".

Re "Private Moment Made Public, Then a Fatal Jump" (front page, Sept. 30), about an 18-year-old Rutgers University freshman who apparently committed suicide after a surreptitious Internet video showed him in a sexual encounter with another man: My heart aches when thinking about the anguish that the student, Tyler Clementi, must have endured to have compelled such a tragic and final act.

His vision of David, the tragic king whose beloved son led a rebellion against him, is Shakespearean in its depth and anguish.

It's a tragic tale, though it does conclude with a next-life-in-paradise reunion to underscore the natural anguish of life on earth.

"Trayvon Martin's vicious attack on George Zimmerman and Martin's tragic death have no doubt surely dragged Mr. Zimmerman through 18 months of untold emotional hell, pain, distress, anguish, fatigue, nightmares and financial ruin," he wrote.