Sentence examples for angst out from inspiring English sources

Let a little angst out by twiddling your fingers and keeping yourself occupied.

"I get a lot of personal angst out through characters".

"We can take some of the angst out of the subway and bus experience".

Modern technology has taken the angst out of achieving the perfect shot.

I reckon two months in he'll at least have the strength to play, [and to] get that boredom and all that angst out on the guitar.

"I've been thinking about this stuff for 21 years now, so in a sense I got a lot of my angst out of the way early on, and like anything else if you work with something long enough, at some level you come to deal with it.

At the end of our chat, the party planner began angsting out loud about what kind of society Mumbai was becoming.

Angst comes out as "onnggst".

If you're looking to hear breakup angst, check out Marvin Gaye's '78 epic "Here My Dear," written in the aftermath of his martial meltdown.

The results seem to reflect the internal angst playing out in a handful of primaries that pit mainstream Republicans against more conservative candidates.

There was Brooks on a recent edition of the PBS NewsHour, his angst spilling out across the airwaves like fog from a nightmare: "I wish we had gray men in suits," he told Judy Woodruff, conjuring in some nostalgia-minded the courtly cabal of well-heeled businessmen who drafted war hero Dwight D. Eisenhower to run for president as a Republican.