Sentence examples for certain angst from inspiring English sources

With his predisposition to boredom, did he not suffer a certain angst, arbitrarily lodged on some alien sandbank?

So to see Salmond trying desperately to contain his glee at leading any kind of administration in the Scottish parliament, is to put a certain angst about the direction of Scottish politics to rest.

"There's a certain angst now among politicians that people are distancing themselves from Europe for the first time, as the Germans wake up to the fact that Europe can no longer be united by Germany's war guilt, but needs to be united by the idea of a common, successful currency and by making it work," said Wolfgang Nowak, a former adviser to chancellor Gerhard Schröder.

"There's a certain amount of angst," said the director, John Campbell.

Which generated a certain amount of angst in the liberal commentariat about What It All Meant For Feminism.

One thing is certain: the building angst is galvanizing suburban mothers, a force to be reckoned with in any state.

"I understand there is a certain degree of angst and there are some people who would like to take advantage of the situation," Mr. Abdullah said.

In "Body and Soul" and "Gentleman's Agreement" (both 1947), the first-generation American Jewish actor John Garfield captured a certain jittery postwar angst; no girl, it seemed, could kiss his anxiety away.

PLUSES -- Mr. Murray's portrayal of a fading movie star skating on the edge of despair distills a certain middle-aged angst with a wry understanding of life's shrinking possibilities.

Still, even for those used to being trailed by a crowd of photographers and sized up in every waking moment, living with a portrait can cause a certain amount of angst.

A couple of days later, US morning TV news programme Good Morning America reported on the subject, posing the question: "Where are all the young bankable stars?" There does appear to be a certain degree of angst in Hollywood over a relative dearth of young male leads who can consistently bring in a big audience.