Sentence examples for extreme angst from inspiring English sources
After 15 weeks of this treatment, the surviving "apprentice" wins a year of what will doubtless amount to extreme angst and peril, running one of Mr Trump's companies, on a "huge" salary of $250,000.
Republican senators who had a contentious lunch with the president last week described him as whiny, thin-skinned and in over his head, and there was extreme Democratic angst at the White House's dilatory and deferential attitude on the spill.
That results in extreme frustration and angst.
Wuorinen is a master at expressing extreme complexity, and angst, and the opera might be devastating.
Their 2001 breakout single How You Remind Me arguably only takes to a logical commercial extreme the arena-sized angst originating with Nirvana.
This smug gospel is preached to a conventionally heterosexual choir, and the emphasis on home and hearth, combined with a defanged feminist angst, is alienating in the extreme.
She is also fresh from filming a new version of Carrie, the notorious Stephen King novel about teenage angst taken to the ultimate bloody extreme.
The scandalous journal is an extreme variation, but teen bloggers often joke about the pressure to post with angst; controversy gets more commentary, after all.
Am I wallowing in this faux angst to wash away the foul taste of fawning news media coverage of the Final Four, the grotesque extreme of commercial college basketball?
