Sentence examples for Profound angst from inspiring English sources

Not being able to come to my office to talk about these feeling and issues has caused profound angst and fear.

There are moments of profound existential angst, howls of despair at the absurd futilities of war and a sneering disgust at the soul-destroying wastage of human potential.

We long for a touch more of this candor: we know that accomplishments like hers never come without struggle, profound disappointment, angst, even a touch of self-doubt.

Sure, there may be a great deal of profound existential angst going on under the surface of the play with which we could all identify.

Take the final movement of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, usually a profound moment of striving angst.

The basic attitude one derived from these works was that pessimism is deeper than optimism, and existential angst more profound than cheerful confidence.

No matter how twisted, his bleak narratives and landscapes provide glimpses that are always very profound and impacting, portraying peak nihilistic angst.

I cannot imagine the profound pain they've shouldered for 22 angst-filled years, hoping, waiting, and praying for some semblance of justice.

A detailed and profound discussion of this topic was published by Angst (1980).

That only sounds hyperbolic until you confront the profound loneliness at the heart of a lot of youthful angst.

The shimmer of these events, contrasted with the bleak lives of poor Moroccans, allows Mr. Osborne to tinker with his novel's fatalistic themes: the clash of worlds, post-colonial angst, the cultural misunderstandings that have grown only more profound since Sept. 11.