Sentence examples for by angst from inspiring English sources

Saturday played out as a party punctuated, occasionally, by angst.

Tells about the dissecting of Flight 320's altimeters, performed by Angst.

But the rewarding roles, as Ms. Lupone's book makes clear, often come in productions plagued by angst.

The campaign was marked as much by angst as anticipation, given the economic challenges the winning candidate would face.

Saturday played out as a party punctuated by angst; there were many, many calls for putting hands in the air.

But there does seem to be a new crop of bands that favor short, spiky songs galvanized by angst and anger.

John Cleese will know nothing about Scottish rugby, but he might find that some of his on-screen antics are repeated by angst-ridden fans of Vern Cotter's team.

And further change is afoot: "Today our main shareholders are Anglo-Saxon, but tomorrow they will be Chinese, Indian, Arab and probably Russian...our investor relations will have to adapt .Can we talk?"Can this relationship be saved?"By Kate O'Sullivan Auditor angst"By Alix StuartCorporate finance chiefs would like more advice from auditors, while auditors want more respect.

Handicapping the election is complicated by the angst felt by many Venezuelans that a vote for the opposition could bring retaliation.

"Handicapping the election is complicated by the angst felt by many Venezuelans that a simple vote for the opposition could bring retaliation".

In the '80s Mr. Lee loosened up his strokes and began to produce airy, monochrome compositions in a kind of Abstract Expressionist style driven not by emotional angst but by delight in existential flux.