Word: anguishingly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...could say that the baby could have been saved had there been a doctor; a preliminary report showed he had meningitis of a virulent sort. But that did not ease the parents' anguish. "I blame the government," said Mrs. Derhousoff...
...List. The crash cast a pall of anguish on Atlanta. In that one searing moment on a sunny Sunday morning died a whole family-Frederick Bull Jr., his wife, their two young daughters, Bull's mother and uncle. Dead were a dozen or so artists, some of them promising, including Douglas Davis, 33, who had been living in Paris and had decided at the last minute to visit his mother in Atlanta. Dead were Art Patron Sidney Wien, his wife and their daughter; Del Paige, president of the Art Association, and his wife; Tom-Chris Allen, southeastern advertising manager...
...task after another-building a church, founding an order, risking his life in the Crusades, fasting for almost a year on a bitter cold mountaintop. On Mt. Alvernia, he receives the Stigmata in a vision that is pure Kazantzakis. Seeing the crucified Christ wrapped in flames, Francis cries in anguish: "I want more, more! The Resurrection!'' But Christ, echoing Kazantzakis' own belief, stonily replies: 'Crucifixion. Resurrection, and Paradise are identical.'' But Francis' charm is as richly portrayed as his torments. He preaches by ringing a bell, dancing in the streets, clapping and singing...
Despite their anguish, the Russians still refuse to deal with the Common Market as a single unit, go to elaborate pains to do all their negotiating on a country by country basis. That way, Moscow thinks it can avoid recognizing what the rest of the world accepts as the permanent pattern for the new Europe. But Common Market officials in Brussels are sure that the Kremlin will eventually have to accept the inevitable; after 15 years, Russian trade officials finally show signs of giving in on a similar issue and will probably soon be dealing with Belgium, The Netherlands...
...impersonal shame by a casual insinuation that his tanned wife is part Negro. In a different story, a high schol debater pursues a girl disliked by both family and his friends to balm the hurt of a debating defeat. Both young men are the victims of a grinding anguish...