Sentence examples for death angst from inspiring English sources

Behind these satisfying endings was a performance of the ultimate satisfying ending: the annihilation of the need for an ending, the neutralizing of death angst.

The concept of "ghosts" derives from our death angst.

White Noise turned around the paralysing death-angst suffered by Jack and Babette Gladney.

Love, death, adolescent angst.

Musically, it sounds like some sad fairytale, all crashing cymbals and shimmering keyboards like a theme for a Disney princess trapped in her Sheffield bedroom, while Cocker's lyrics capture that mixture of life-and-death teenage angst and trying so hard to be a grownup that only comes with your first proper breakup.

So its "Orpheus and Eurydice" begins with bad sex and ends with death and everlasting angst, with rock 'n' roll in the middle.

The album title was derived from the two-volume book of the same name by Danish philosopher Søren Kierkegaard, whose works generally deal with themes such as existential despair, angst, death and God.

Depicting a hairless figure on a bridge under a brilliant yellow-orange sky, the composition was originally conceived by Munch as part of his "Frieze of Life" series, which explores themes of love, angst and death.

Those who know the Nirvana story only as a cautionary tale of drugs, angst and death, or others who've come to dismiss Sonic Youth as too cool, will be shocked by the goofy high comedy of nearly every backstage moment.

Heidegger departed from Husserl in approaching Being through a focus on 'Human Being' (in German Dasein) concerned above all for its fate in an alien world, or as 'anxiety' (Angst) towards death (see Being and Time I. 6).

Handing over one's head implied overcoming the most primal of fears and the root of our existential angst -- death.