Sentence examples for visible anguish from inspiring English sources

Was it the effect of Mr. Polunin's visible anguish as he cradled the limp body?

His pieces on the Kosovo crisis were written with visible anguish.

"Closing down my private practice was awful," she said with visible anguish.

One video distributed Wednesday shows a group of men laid out on blankets, their grisly wounds as visible as the anguish on the faces of onlookers.

"Nixon's self-pity was a mere overlay, a kind of plastic transparency protecting the authentic anguish visible beneath," Mr. Mallon writes.

The film's concentration on one man's struggle to get hold of his dislocation mirrored the confusion and anguish visible on the faces of people on the streets here; the movie had become an unintentional capsule of the atmosphere in North America.

The only visible manifestation of their anguish was the short yet insurmountable vertical distance between those with their feet in the hotel garden, who were still in charge of their own destiny, and those who had been brought to the hotel as though it were a country from which there was no return.

She is a tiny figure and yet her anguish is clearly visible in the hunched camber of her shoulders.In the centre of the picture there is great confusion.

Arthur Sulzberger Jr, the newspaper's publisher, said it was running its first page-one editorial since 1920 on Saturday to "deliver a strong and visible statement of frustration and anguish about our country's inability to come to terms with the scourge of guns".

At the end of each day, once darkness falls and the UN distribution team returns to its base in Damascus, hundreds of civilians, in a visible state of desperation, fatigue and anguish, return to their harsh existence inside Yarmouk, many of them with nothing.

The goal gave the hosts a visible surge in confidence and Gerrard held his head in anguish when he placed a shot against the outside of a post, the pressure continuing as Courtois blocked Philippe Coutinho's low shot.