Sentence examples for bit of angst from inspiring English sources

Then she adds a bit of angst.

That decision did not come without a fair bit of angst.

But there was clearly a bit of angst on both sides before Mr. Gates arrived at the White House.

The towers started to rise and so did steel prices," Vest told the audience in Kirsch Auditorium, poetically voicing a bit of angst from the construction phase.

The prospect of being able to apply for additional Cprit grants for research was also enticing, he said, "so there's a little bit of angst around whether that will be available to them going forward".

Coke added: "It just feels like there is a little bit of angst in the country at the moment following the referendum, and it is something we need to respond to.

THERE are 816,000 square miles of land in Orange County, on the west side of the Hudson 40 miles north of New York City, but sometimes you get the feeling that every bit of civic angst is focused on just 1.1 of them, the 691 acres that make up the booming Hasidic community of Kiryas Joel.

I feel a bit of that angst myself just talking about it!

There was a bit of investor angst (some merited, some not) over the last batch of YC companies.

We are watching Czech criminals and Danish vampires, thrilling to Italian cop shows, and snuggling down on the sofa for a bit of Swedish familial angst.

In these days of economic angst, isn't any bit of free advertising welcome for any high-street retailer?