Anguish In A Sentence

Definition of Anguish

• Whatever suffering the future held for him he never experienced such anguish again.
• And yet she loved her father for saving it for her with a very anguish of love.
• He drew away from her slowly, turning his head to avoid the anguish in her eyes.
• Her eyes darkened with tears, her lips twisted in an anguish of terror and love and foreboding.
• Then he remembered his dead wife, as he had never remembered her before, with an anguish of loss.
• Dried were her tears, her troubled heart and sore Throbbed with the anguish of her love no more.
• The thought of it sends a pang through me, of such anguish as I dare not speak of.
• And from those lips which breathe such welcome news Be the sad note of anguish never heard!
• And when King Anguish understood the answer of the messengers he was wonderly wroth.
• Accustomed as the doctor was to suffering and sorrow this man's anguish was too much for him.
• The unaccountable anguish in her breast was neither assuaged nor mitigated by the geographical latitude she permitted herself.
• He had forgotten the calm and tranquil region that stretched beyond the moil and anguish of the strife for gain.
• That such precious drops from lovely springs should be shed through suspicion of me causes the greatest anguish to my heart.
• We can imagine the mother's anguish in seeing her son suffer this cruel and ignominious death.
• Was her mistress sobbing in silent anguish under the blow she had struck, or did the convulsion betoken restrained merriment?
• Any compunctions of conscience he might have had for putting Rufus through such mental anguish vanished.
• I hung over her in an agony of recollection of all that she had been, and of anguish at what I now beheld her.
• Then it was I felt how much more insupportable is the anguish of remorse than every other mental pang.
• They turned wild eyes of anguish and reproach towards me whenever I waited to see how they were getting on.
• The howl of anguish with which he repeated the statement was partially smothered by reason of the sufferer's face being buried in Joe's neck.

• My heart with anguish torn.
• We were in anguish as to what would become of us.
• The anguish seemed to extend to his elbow.
• Grant my petition, in anguish ascending.
• Their last upon mine anguish gaze!
• I think, then, that she saw the anguish in my eyes.
• A brother's and a sister's anguish pity!
• To bear such anguish for the prize I sought.
• A sudden cry of anguish came from the direction of the stable.
• There will be sorrow and anguish of heart as well as triumph and joy.
• The anguish of this fresh wrong to his nation went far to break him.
• Densuke gave a cry of anguish as the sharp teeth marked the ear.
• Joy and anguish seemed to combine themselves in that long, intense look.
• Came howls of anguish and directly three men ran for the outer gate.
• Cyn's anguish knew no bounds, as she saw what had happened.
• Yet my own sad fate Doth with increasing anguish move my heart.
• Then came King Anguish unto Tramtrist, and asked him why he would not joust.
• Then Gouvernail went unto King Anguish of Ireland, and saluted him fair.
• And from our eyes with soften'd anguish flow, The tears of separation.
• Out of Peter's anguish came but one solution, and that vague and indecisive.