Like Davy's magic tricks, this family's angst strikes one as more illusion than reality.
The angst over getting struck by their industry's equivalent to Uber is, of course, not exactly brand new.
I was a teenager when I read it and its themes of teenage angst and alienation struck a chord with me.
Ever since the Berlin wall cracked open, polls and polling booths have traced a decline for the Bavarian-based party that rose from nowhere a year ago to strike angst into the heart of German politics.
Slowly, as the camera pans around 360 degrees, the room darkens, the posters curl up and drop off the walls, and the girl is stricken with what appears to be a dose of teenage angst.
Two days later, in a concert which included Mozart's monumental and angst-stricken G minor string quintet, wonderfully performed with Louise Williams as second viola, the Takács Quartet played Beethoven's six-movement quartet Op 130 in B flat.
While there have been concerns over a tram project in Princes Street – which, according to one venue boss, has turned the city's most important thoroughfare into a "war zone" – and angst that a strike by council refuse collectors could deter festival goers, things are good.
It strikes me that much of the angst that this survey uncovered is a direct result of security professionals being blinded by a binary perspective on security.
The issue strikes at the nexus of parking angst, civic revenues and righteous indignation.
Some accounts hint at angst among Democrats about how aggressive an investigative posture to strike going forward.
I personally have never heard someone teacher-bash, but teachers are definitely feeling a lot of angst, and part of what we have to do is strike a balance.
