Sentence examples for a bit of angst from inspiring English sources

Then she adds a bit of angst.

But there was clearly a bit of angst on both sides before Mr. Gates arrived at the White House.

But when Moss hurt his hamstring on Wednesday, a bit of angst about the biggest Patriots concern set in: could a prolonged absence set back the budding rapport with Brady?

"Isn't it better that you just get on and do the things that you both love, than fight for something that's going to cause a bit of angst?" The same rules of non-confrontation seem to apply to her marriage of 31 years to fellow comic Adrian Edmondson.

And it created quite a bit of angst among the Steering Committee in general" and that " the Indigenous issue is problematic because of the quality of the Indigenous data".

There was a bit of investor angst (some merited, some not) over the last batch of YC companies.

That decision did not come without a fair bit of angst.

The prospect of being able to apply for additional Cprit grants for research was also enticing, he said, "so there's a little bit of angst around whether that will be available to them going forward".

This created not a little bit of angst in the restaurant world.

Propelled by drummer Omar Abidi, cloaked in lasers and strobe lighting, they hurtle through debut album Grand Unification, each climactic song awash with guitars that plunge in and out of the spiralling melodies with a bit of grace and a lot of gleeful angst.

But anyone can have a go at pouring out their angst on paper, with a bit of help from a handful of discarded colour supplements and last Christmas's double issue of Country Life.