Sentence examples for angst of being from inspiring English sources

The angst of being unloved, undesired, unattractive, unpopular, unsuccessful.

(The angst of being Piecemaster's girlfriend has thus abated somewhat: "Initially, she felt threatened, but I complained about them so much that now she's fine with it").

Sarasota would also make a good choice for couples, particularly those who don't need constant distraction from the angst of being alone together.

"He represents the angst of being a football fan – which anyone who has supported Partick Thistle over the last few decades understands," says Shrigley.

"I started out writing about growing up a Mets fan in a Yankee town: the victories, failures and struggles and angst of being a lifelong Mets fan".

"The stripey 'I've got roots and lots of highlights' thing means 'I'm not perfect, I can screw up.' It means, 'I want the fun of blond without the angst of being, you know, double-processed,' which is more common nowadays".

The angst of Canada was being played out in front of me.

He was accused of encouraging wannabe angst, "the dread of being fat weighing like an incubus" on the youth of the day.

"I could not handle the angst and pressure of being an Indian girl trying to live in two different cultures again," said reader Aneeta Rashad.

He penned the posts, he claims, as "therapeutic" exercises to handle his angst in the wake of being abandoned by his wife.

I never had that angst of "What am I going to do with my life?" I always knew I would go into engineering.