Sentence examples for angst against from inspiring English sources

Whether it was merited, only two people know, but certainly the glowing Ms. Swift couldn't help seeming justified in her angst against the oily Mr. Mayer.

He has struggled against his father, a brutal alcoholic; against his childhood shyness and his teenage angst; against his wandering eye while in an apparently solid marriage.

Before that election was over, Republicans also effectively turned voter angst against Democrats in general, regaining both houses of the state Legislature.

There is a groundswell of angst against any front-runner — ask Mitt — and for much of this season the pro-Tebow forces have been matched by another campaign: Anyone But Tim.

FOR members of a certain generation there are few movie moments more perfect than the scene of Kevin Bacon in a white tank top and jeans working out his adolescent angst against a warehouse backdrop.

(That's a 50 DKP minus for the rubbish picture here, I know. I couldn't think of a clever way to illustrate Internet angst against the MPAA).

Petty is 63 – "a full-grown boy", he sings, wryly – more crotchety adult than angry young man, but has conjured up plenty of angst, railing against Catholic church child abuse, the American dream and, well, whatever you've got.

I used to revisit my own archival treasures during holidays spent with my family, when, rendered immobile by roasted turkey, I would flip through pages and pages of neatly written angst set against pink "Hello Kitty" backdrops.

"You've got all this trauma, discontent, angst, coming up against an electoral system that makes unlikely any truly dramatic expressions of that angst," said Thomas E. Mann, director of governmental studies at the Brookings Institution.

After all, the same rivals who test Europe in other fields the Brazils, Indias and Chinas, as well as America will want their own green jobs.In this section A Mediterranean maelstrom Aphrodite's troubled island Hard times The angst in Hamburg Against all odds A slow march to Europe Lessons from "The Leopard" ReprintsMore fundamentally, much of Europe has long been living beyond its means.

After the Lattin family's claims made headlines, they were able to raise about $5,500 in donations through an online fundraising campaign and spur angst and vitriol against the Black Lives Matter movement across the internet.