Sentence examples for angst not from inspiring English sources

It was women ("They eat green salad and drink human blood," says Moses Herzog) who caused one angst, not writing.

The warm, smoky, golden, oily, sweet flavours jump into bed with each other with glee (very Almodóvar) without any resulting angst (not very Allen).

International biennials, it's clear, are the art world system du jour -- and their proliferation is raising issues and angst, not to mention jetlag, among art people everywhere.

The exhilaration of love is described not felt; the angst is their angst, not ours; for all its stormy wildness there is something distancing and cool about the show.

A standalone film starring the Hulk is similarly written in the stars, once the studio has worked out why previous efforts starring the giant green meanie went so badly south (clue: too much angst, not enough smashing).

On the scale of parental educational angst, not having a school place for your child comes top, but not having a good teacher, or a teacher at all, for your child's class is a close second.

We ponder, brainstorm, scratch our heads and shake them too, but all too often we land right back on angst, do not pass go, do not collect $200, and do not guess the real problem.

Ever the measured surgeon, he worked hard to calibrate his dosage to calm his jitters and angst but not cloud his senses or interfere with his medical judgment; on not a few occasions, however, he miscalculated and sailed off to narcotized oblivion, abandoning his responsibilities".

Not that there aren't plenty of things for which we can all legitimately blame Bush, but clearly my angst is not one of them.

The angst is not without merit.

The angst of not knowing is a bad situation".