Example sentences for: anguish

How can you use “anguish” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • People think I'm kidding when I say that my favorite film is The Bride of Frankenstein (1935), but I can't imagine how I'd have survived an especially grisly puberty without the comfort of watching Boris Karloff express his anguish to an uncomprehending world through a misshapen body and halting language.

  • The interesting and useful entries are those in which the author explains, without the frenetic anguish that pervades the M&S book, why the term is offensive.

  • Finally, when he learns that Judy has been murdered, he can barely breathe, his anguish seems nearly unendurable, but it's only a momentary spasm, he regains his soulless equanimity, and as he quietly intones his last lines--"The greatest pleasure in life [is] the sweet, ever-changing caress of an early evening breeze"--we realize we've witnessed the exquisitely ironic fusion of elegy and despair, the inseparable linking of a brilliant text and a superb performance.

  • Each of these compositions suggested the powerful currents of one soul's anguish, jauntiness, fragile serenity.

  • "I don't see any reason I ought to seek the right to endure the anguish of being here," said Johnson tearfully.


How many words do you know? Try our free vocabulary size test!


Search

Search for example sentences

Loading Loading...
Quantcast