Sentence examples for with some anguish from inspiring English sources

United's confidence has been so brittle at times this season that Sparta could reflect with some anguish that the officials were so generous to their opponents.

"In my entire career – seven years as vice-president, 36 years in the United States Senate, half of those years as either the ranking member or chairman of the Senate judiciary committee – I've never seen the sprit of interdependence and reciprocity at a lower ebb," he said with some anguish.

I'm trying to balance the excitement of having a guy like that on your club with some of the anguish you have with the deal".

The excellent Mr. Youn is a sympathetic and suffering Dutchman who sings with dignity touched with anguish.

How they felt they were almost out of control with anguish, with fear, with general upset.

They include the three other marines in Corporal Bañuelos's team, who give long interviews in which their continuing support of his actions — he said that Mr. Hernández had pointed his.22 rifle at the marines, and that the killing had been in self-defense — is mixed, in some cases, with obvious anguish over Mr. Hernández's death.

Strulovitch, in conversation with Shylock, undergoes some internal anguish over how much he can control his daughter, but little about how much he should.

In a movie that's carefully structured to balance the anguish with some hope, the main voice of decency and humanity belongs to Gene.

The grizzled Mr. Larroquette ultimately manages to dig into the character's anguish with some effectiveness, but Mr. Zegen never persuasively transmits the turbulence and pain beneath Oliver's madcap antics.

But his face, I saw in the moment he shot past, was twisted with anguish, and with something that looked like rage.

As soon as I mentioned his work, he became less talkative; it was as if he were more comfortable with the word "cafeteria" than with "anguish".