Sentence examples for Express angst from inspiring English sources

Among the first to express angst was Gen. Tommy Franks, who got the Iraq assignment while he was busy prosecuting the war against the Taliban in Afghanistan.

Dulli's lyrics incorporate haunting refrains and express angst and melodrama.

The woodcut is a less refined medium than the wood engraving that replaced it artists of the time took to the rougher woodcut to express angst and frustration.

Kevin VanOrd of GameSpot criticized Jason Dohring's work as Terra's English voice actor, saying he "can't express angst, excitement, sincerity, or any other emotion", affecting the storyline.

The typically socialist work drew inspiration from mediaeval woodcuts and used the awkward look of that medium to express angst and frustration at social injustice.

Mr. Murphy signaled his restlessness last month, at the Television Critics Association media event in Los Angeles, when he expressed angst over his future.

U.S. business groups have expressed angst about Trump's approach, warning it could drive up costs for companies and consumers.

The diplomacy was welcomed by the United Nations secretary general, António Guterres, who has repeatedly expressed angst about the threat of war on the Korean Peninsula.

Bonnie Parks, the acting branch manager, said the renters, typically 20 to 32 years old, expressed angst about the high cost of living, an inability to get jobs, and living in a city where terror could strike.

Even George W Bush called much of the intelligence used to justify the invasion of Iraq "false" in his recent autobiography Decision Points, and expressed angst about the decision to invade.

So, despite all the talk about drone deliveries to your doorstep, all the retail execs expressing angst over consumers going online, and even a Presidential candidate exclaiming that Amazon has a "huge antitrust problem," the Census data suggest that physical retail is thriving.