anguished

But the author was most anguished that they removed an installation of x11 that he was depending on.

The monastic life allows for a range of feelings, including deep doubt and even anguished despair without derailing.

Hearing only one side of the story from an an obviously anguished individual also does not help.

Someone should scoop up the niche market of anguished ThinkPad devotees, with a TrackPoint and a good, non-chiclet keyboard.

Corporations make billions of dollars off the pain, suffering, death, and anguished cries in the night of millions of Americans.

Altman's anguished model is so large and over leveraged -so negligence alleged- that even the financiers are flexing on Zero Hedge.

There's another intriguing aspect to this text: it reads like an anguished teenager.

After all, an anguished cry can be genuine proof that one is alive, and that something in this society continues to break the heart.

We don't get a say or a vote, we just get to hear the anguished cries of Americans worried that US laws may have been broken.

It felt like along with the more extreme artifice came a more extreme intensity of feeling: to me it's a film that really came from a very anguished and grieving place.

If you’re feeling charitable though, it’d help my horribly anguished mental state if you actually read the substantive comments/questions I and others have posted and respond to them.

> By the time he was finishing up the last installments, Tolstoy was in an anguished state of mind and, having come to hate [the book], finished it unwillingly.

Let's compare the anguished cries of "Windows Ecosystem" people encountering this to the anguished cries of Linux fanboys in 2001 when encountering IE6-only web sites.

She'd yell out anguished shrieks of wordless pain or the word "fuck" stretched and distended to its limits.

And, "I only stayed here because of you two dickheads" is hardly toxic -- it's elegantly (by certain metrics) communicating an anguished sense of personal loyalty betrayed.

Why else would they all do that, except to cohere with the expectations of users who somehow communicated to them that they expected the emoji's expression to not be read as "anguished"?