Sentence examples for angst you from inspiring English sources

As is the angst you feel about having thousands of emails.

Angst, you feel, is something Clegg might have done a dissertation on, but something Cameron might have to look up in a dictionary.

Early on, he hyped up the crowd by saying, "I know you got some pent-up aggression or some teenage angst you wanna get out".

BY the time you realize that "Spain," the current offering of the New Jersey Repertory Company here, is just another vague rumination on female angst, you have already been entertained enough that you feel only a little bit cheated.

This band, from Boston, started when the brothers Paul and Joe DeGeorge posed the question "What if Harry Potter had his own punk band?" "Harry's got a lot of angst, you know, and a mistrust of authority, qualities I was also seeing in the personas of my favorite punk frontmen," Paul said.

"They handled the two cases ineptly and I said to them: 'You don't realise the grief and angst you have caused the Ferdinand and Evra families.' I felt they needed to put out a public apology to the whole of football.

"Everywhere you go people are sort of in angst before you arrive and their responses are based on who you are and how you ask.

The Washington Post pointed readers to emergency election meditations that will help you breathe through your angst if you get triggered by a Facebook post.

Then you add atmosphere, you infuse it with European alienation, urban angst if you like.

A "style coach" can come in and pinpoint some of the factors that are contributing to what is causing you angst, and steer you in a direction that can fix them somewhat.

Although it comes with more angst than you are letting on, being a SWUG gives you time to prepare yourself for a life of independence and self-reliance.