Sentence examples for as much angst from inspiring English sources

It may be greeted with as much angst as excitement.

The boyfriend/girlfriend issue can cause almost as much angst as the rent discussion, Ms. Newberry said.

For the last two months, the Indian Point 2 nuclear plant has been generating almost as much angst as electricity.

OF all the challenges faced by college and high school students, few inspire as much angst, profanity, procrastination and caffeine consumption as the academic paper.

Not that everyone who divorces has kids, but we don't seem to have as much angst about child-free couples who divorce as we do about those who have kids -- especially young kids.

In his emphatic review, Paul Cornell writes that: Press Gang has proved to be a series that can transport you back to how you felt as a teenager, sharper that the world but with as much angst as acute wit ... Never again can a show get away with talking down to children or writing sloppily for them.

Brokaw, while torn about leaving, did so without nearly as much guilt or angst as Sears.

Siobhan Davies's familiar Carnival of the Animals (just as much biology, less angst) is the frothy sandwich-filler.

But she never did and as much as that angst us, we have admired her all the more for it.

Prince's rise from the streets of Minneapolis to musical legend is as much about teenage angst in the 1980s as it was adulation.

But the show doesn't revel in angst as much as it does in the opportunities it gives its characters to conquer and improve.