Sentence examples for deep angst from inspiring English sources

In fact, the crisis confirmed Germans' deep angst, exaggerated or not, regarding anything nuclear.

You want to instill in your boss a feeling of deep angst and dread anywhere within talking distance of you.

These are days of deep angst for Americans overseas, perhaps nowhere more than in the Middle East.

Soundgarden was an architect of grunge in the late 1980s and early '90s, arriving at it by way of heavy metal's blunt riffs, progressive rock's irregular meters and a desolate, death-haunted outlook, often sounding like Led Zeppelin with a deep angst hangover.

In addition, Demerest expressed a deep angst over the idea of women singing the national anthem.

I love seeing Mr. Clooney, shirtless and spaniel-eyed, acting his heart out with those minimalist jaw twitches that pass for deep angst.

California's failure causes deeper angst.

The popularity of the zombie genre right now is our culture expressing its deepest angst about email.

"I think on a deeper level the books on China reflect the West's deeper angst about its own position in the world, and an uncritical view on China that the Chinese themselves often don't share".

There is a deeper angst that runs through the pages here: the precipitous drop, over the course of the conflict in Iraq, in the number of photographers assigned to cover the war at all.

I learned that the desire for African American inclusion is so great that even in our deepest angst and sorrow in the face of racism, a corporation can have a discussion about the impacts of race on work that lifts spirits and opens new spaces for inclusion to thrive.