Word: anguishes
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They do not question that he speaks with authority about the depravity of his captors, or about the anguish he so heroically endured. -By Patricia Blake. Reported by Dean Brelis/New York
...workaholic, Kitchen neglected and betrayed his wife to the point of heartbreak and death. The memory haunts him ("Why did you die, my dear?"), and as he whimpers and then howls his wife's name twice, "Ellen ... Ellen!" toward the icy stars, the play ends in anguish...
...their fellow Americans that they have never had and may never get. The victor always gets respect, even if it is of a shallow and predictable kind. The veterans of Viet Nam are entitled to a deeper, different respect: the kind that goes to someone who has endured deep anguish, even failure, and survived...
Ireland's Anguish Bobby Sands [May 4] had a choice to live or die-a choice his fellow militants didn't give the innocent people they killed and maimed...
Financing of the work has moved at a similar pace. When the project began, the cathedral had $5 million in the kitty, enough for five years' work. But there has been much anguish over whether the estimated $21 million needed to finish the job wouldn't be better spent on the poor. "I am a people person, not a stone person," admits the Right Rev. Paul Moore Jr., the cathedral's liberal bishop. "At first I was opposed. But the public response has been overwhelming." Moore is now a strong partisan of the project...