Sentence examples for current angst from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, it was not relations with China, but Mr. Chen's decision to shelve the nuclear plant, that fanned the current angst.

For all that there is a tradition of left-leaning euroscepticism that goes back to such figures as Tony Benn, the vast majority of our current angst about Europe is traceable to the political right.

So the pope's message to the European parliament in Strasbourg on Tuesday, calling for a break from the current angst and "a return to the conviction of the founders of the European Union" came as something of a shock.

The other motivation for the current angst is the flattening of the yield curve, meaning there's less of a gap than usual between short-term and long-term interest rates.

Because of "Brexit," a process that will see Britain divorce the EU by 2019 (although considering the current angst over the proposed exit deal, this could be pushed back), Scotland's ruling party - the Scottish National Party - now have the mandate for a second independence referendum* which could see Scotland doing a hokey-pokey of sorts with the GDPR regulations.

James Schamus, chief executive of Focus Features, said "Milk," a biopic of the slain gay-rights hero Harvey Milk, will pick up some heat from the current angst over Proposition 8, but added that he doesn't want the movie to be seen merely as historical homework.

But which of this week's four Heineken games would best help Wayne to escape his current angst-filled world?

Far from it: under the cleanliness there is a current of angst, like someone weird softly reading aloud from Kierkegaard's Fear And Trembling.

By turns horrifying, pathetic and comically ramshackle, these figures seemed to allude to the results of nuclear destruction, or to reflect the existential angst then current throughout Europe.

Others think that a stridently small-government party would fail in the current era of economic angst, and that the Republicans should reinvent themselves as the party of Wal-Mart shoppers as much as of Wall Street brokers.For now the conversation about Mrs Palin is at the fore.

Given the country's current condition and the angst and anger emanating from those controlling the political debate, we can't tell which road is "the one less traveled by".