Sentence examples for depth of angst from inspiring English sources

"O," cries Hamlet in the depth of angst, "that this too, too solid flesh would melt / Thaw and resolve itself into a dew!" The Prince o' Danes should'a stuck around.

And as much as Berlin wrote about love, his lyrics never plumbed the depths of angst and bittersweet knowledge expressed by Hart.

Much of the data was dedicated to exposing the depth and breadth of angst related to the 'social problem(s)' of multimorbidity [ 1].

"Duiker" means diver in Afrikaans, and Wolf, Wolf plumbs the depths of Afrikaner angst.

The British series has taken Mr. Mankell's irritable character and pushed him to new depths of dour angst and desperation.

We feel the depths of his angst and understand his inclination to formulate an artistic stance for his community and the world at large.

But Palin's conspicuous lack of depth — and the sheer joy she takes in what she doesn't know — is a source of angst among Republicans who see larger brand risk if Palin comes to define the party.

Lots of angst.

"There's a lot of angst".

Age of angst, more like.

He was "full of angst" and "anguished".