Sentence examples for angst arose from inspiring English sources

Tom-Tom's angst arose from ambivalence toward his privileged background, which viewers encountered when he took a bus home to Chicago.

An author for the South Asia Analysis Group explained the protests as expressions of middle-class angst arising out of a collapse of a social contract between them and the liberal state.

The punks and slackers and devotees of hip-hop — rage, angst, nihilism, withdrawal — arose within the long stagnation that lasted from the early '70s to the early '90s.

"Lost Girl" doesn't really go in for navel-gazing and self-pity, and though there are occasional smidgens of angst, they usually arise from Bo's complicated (and sexy) relationship with Dyson (Kris Holden-Ried), who's also a local cop.

Mr. McCain's angst about his career, family members and friends say, arose partly because he felt that he had been spared death for something larger, but, at midlife, he could not see what it was.

Must comedy arise from angst and pain?

Cheers arose.

Obstacles arose.

Protests arose.

Hauge arose.

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