Sentence examples for angst away from inspiring English sources

"To take that anger and that angst away makes you a completely different person," he said.

Some of the angst slipped away after he scored 20 points, 15 in the third quarter alone, in a 103-97 overtime loss to the Orlando Magic.

Her hint of angst is washed away as water trickles onstage.

Am I wallowing in this faux angst to wash away the foul taste of fawning news media coverage of the Final Four, the grotesque extreme of commercial college basketball?

When she sang the final line—"Goodbye, Dad"—all my angst was carried away into the atmosphere.

Kaminsky applies, say, propulsive post-Minimalism when she wants to wipe away angst and makes room for a lightness of being at the beginning.

Some of the angst was washed away in reaction to the absence of bassist Chi Cheng, still recovering in a partially conscious state from a devastating 2008 car accident.

The real story here is that the strategy of rechannelling all that post-crash, populist angst and anger away from the malefactors of the financial crisis and directing it back at the larger middle-class community worked like a charm in Wisconsin.

After the show, Alexandra Shulman, editor of British Vogue, said Burton had "taken away the angst and drama of the McQueen woman.

He said he's melted away his angst and rage in another act of defiance aimed at his foster family and others who tried to keep him down.

Moaning swells emerge from the lower orchestra, and the music builds in intensity and complexity until, in an attempt to break free, a volley of 12-tone-like riffs wildly erupts, clearing away the angst.