Sentence examples for amount of angst from inspiring English sources

"This has caused a tremendous amount of angst".

"There's a certain amount of angst," said the director, John Campbell.

Which generated a certain amount of angst in the liberal commentariat about What It All Meant For Feminism.

Mr. George added that the New Jersey Turnpike Authority has "a history of raising tolls only after a considerable amount of angst".

England is one of those nations — Italy is another — that seem to lug a disproportionate amount of angst into group play of the World Cup.

Still, even for those used to being trailed by a crowd of photographers and sized up in every waking moment, living with a portrait can cause a certain amount of angst.

There's a lot of really weird psychology and game theory at work when you start talking nuclear deterrence, but one thing that creates huge amounts of angst among people in charge of nuclear armaments is, basically, performance anxiety.

For those of us who incline toward libertarianism, the lack of quality TV fare has been a source of a fair amount of ideological angst.

Gould said the board underestimated the "amount of public interest and shareholder angst" that Lund's proposed pay deal caused.

The subsequent conversation between the president and Mr. Tenet about the investigation, he added, did not consume "any significant amount of time or discussion or angst.

Speaking of, for many LGBT folk, the very thought of the holidays induce great amounts of stress and angst.