Sentence examples for victims anguish from inspiring English sources

He expresses no remorse and is impatient with the victims' anguish.

The camera shakes, the camera darts, the camera highlights the victims' anguish and pain, highlights the perpetrators' anger and cruelty, by way of angles and editing of a cranked-up dramatic intensity.

He said the families of murder victims suffered needless anguish during what could be decades of litigation and multiple retrials.

"N.Y.P.D.'s approach causes victims' families great anguish, and hampers public awareness of the preventable nature of most traffic deaths," their briefs state.

According to those who treat victims of torture, the secrecy that surrounds the practice, and the subsequent denials of the torturers, intensifies their patients' mental anguish.

But what about the anguish of victims of violent crimes who see perpetrators escape punishment?

Reaction seemed divided along stark lines: jubilation for death-row inmates and anguish for victims' relatives.

Referring to the loved ones of Sept. 11 victims, he said, "Their anguish entitles them to positions that others would categorize as irrational or bigoted".

Who can imagine what suffering and anguish the victims' families are going through, or the hatred and anger they must feel toward Holmes?

Referring to the loved ones of Sept. 11 victims, he said, "Their anguish entitles them to positions that others would categorize as irrational or bigoted". Of course people are entitled to irrational hatreds.

But the congregation has been largely quiet, not out of indifference, but anguish: the victims were popular and active members of the church — Jennifer Hawke-Petit, 48, and her two daughters, Hayley, 17, and Michaela, 11.