Unless you count the emotional anguish that goes with two missed free throws in the clutch, he was not nursing an injury.

It was a perfect performance, full of suddenly released dynamics, expressing the emotional anguish of youth.

Eavesdropping, emotional anguish, a medical emergency: all part of the ride.

They endure the unpleasant necessities of medical research with no emotional or physical anguish.

"They can't be helped," he said in a burst of emotional anguish.

He was more concerned to see his friend in such emotional anguish.

Depression is a brain disorder that can cause much emotional anguish.

The Smiths' lawsuit seeks compensation for hospital expenses and emotional anguish.

The students' poetry reflects emotional anguish that goes beyond so-called normal adolescent angst.

In 1979 he also suffered a major car accident and his wife died, adding to his emotional anguish.