Anguish used in a sentence

Anguish in a sentence as a noun

It causes a ton of pain and anguish, and costs a lot of money, even if they never actually sue.

I forgave them for the many years of anguish I experienced in middle school, high school and college.

After reading PG's essays in ~2005, I realized there was too much stress and anguish in that path for my personal tastes.

They may not be responsible for the ultimate outcome, but they are responsible for the anguish that put him there.

That my own family doesn't have this level of cultural awareness is a source of immense personal anguish to me.

What that comment doesn't get is the anguish that sometimes accompanies procrastination.

Anguish in a sentence as a verb

"Rick Raemisch says he suffered mental anguish after spending only 20 hours in solitary confinement.

I've played my fair share of games, but I've never been flooded with requests of all sorts, and switching inputs to quickly do something else never caused me to cry out in anguish.

I have suffered enough in business to actually understand how a person can get there, how, before you know it, mental stress and anguish walks you right up to the edge of that precipice.

Would have it just been easier to pardon Snowden, bring him back home, never allow him to work with a security clearance again or do we just have to be that hardline that we just caused lots of anguish?

I think we are confusing 'responsible for his death' with 'the cause of his death'The mental anguish of being ruthlessly sued by a government, with the cooperation and possible collusion of your school, and facing the potential for many years in prison is inarguably substantial.