Sentence examples similar to expanding angst from inspiring English sources
The lack of paralogs is surprising considering that other highly conserved adhesion molecules like integrins and cadherins have numerous paralogs and have expanded into superfamilies (Angst et al., 2001; Takada et al., 2007).
Even the European Union, for all its angst, will expand to embrace two more ex-communist countries, Bulgaria and Romania.As ever, this publication is packed with predictions.
Recently, the scale of the angst-in has expanded: the ceremony, long held at the Waldorf-Astoria, or at the hall itself, in Cleveland, or in Los Angeles, was trying an arena, and the hordes were feisty.
But it may also be because old habits die hard in the Russian energy sector, which has been keen to expand in Europe in a climate of geopolitical angst over energy dependence.
Meek expanded the possibilities of recorded sound in a series of records that remain perfect distillations of teenage angst.
In this expanded universe, Radiohead have seemingly stepped outside of themselves, replacing the shuttered and enclosed dirges of internalised angst and frustrations with a broader more sweeping proclamation.
Neku is not just an angst-y teenager fighting monsters, but someone who finds his experiences working with and learning from others push him towards self examination; the odd title itself refers to Neku's need to expand his horizons.
Love, death, adolescent angst.
