Sentence examples for angst from from inspiring English sources

It has taken nine months of studio angst from a novelty pop perfectionist.

The few players returning are hoping they have gained more than angst from last season.

But his day began with angst from the stands, not the field.

"I thought it would be really cool to see the weird old angst from when cinema was invented," Demand said.

So today's debates are haunted by folk memories of the 11-plus - tales of short-trousered angst from before most participants were born.

Ignore the Politico daily briefings, the Rasmussen tracking polls, the angst from conservative activists over Romney's past deviations and present-day dishonesties.

Meanwhile the reports that the crowd were chanting "black lives matter", he says, highlight a wider social angst - from the deaths of black men and women at the hands of the police in the US, to the distrust of the police in London felt by many in ethnic minority communities.

For all the angst coming from Capitol Hill, however, the Obama administration seemed generally unruffled.

Andrew Milligan, head of global strategy at Standard Life Investments in Edinburgh, sid much of yesterday's angst came from rumors about hedge funds in trouble.

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

Though he does drink, moderately, his only real vices are compulsive exercise — running daily one month, lifting weights the next — and the workaholism he attributes to the angst stemming from his childhood.