Sentence examples for derived from angst from inspiring English sources
When Cleveland opens the NBA Finals at Golden State on Thursday, there will be fascination derived from angst more than anger, two franchises largely devoid of proud moments finally getting the chance at one.
His Fox is ridden with tics derived from a very American angst, but they sit lightly on the back of set and costume design that create an autumnal feel that's thoroughly British.
Conversely much of the angst is derived from the defensive sacrifices made to boost their attack and the side concedes almost a goal a game more than 2015.
Though Mr. Lonergan says he is himself not a specific character in the play, his three angst-filled, witty young characters are derived from his teenage milieu -- "these kids who were very bright but who grew up thinking that there wasn't an adult world that seemed worth joining," he said.
The basic attitude one derived from these works was that pessimism is deeper than optimism, and existential angst more profound than cheerful confidence.
Calculations derived from the C.B.O.
It's plastic derived from petroleum.
His credibility derived from their firsthand observation.
All steroid hormones are derived from cholesterol.
The antagonisms derived from affluence were gone.
Football is derived from soccer and rugby.
