Sentence examples for feeling of angst from inspiring English sources
Why then should there be a feeling of angst?
The single-minded pursuit of material success has produced an epidemic of corporate scandals and a widespread feeling of angst.
I sensed a feeling of angst.
It was they, it can be argued, who developed the biggest feeling of angst against their former co-religionists.
This penetrating feeling of Angst and despair in this chilling work are heightened by the tragic nature of the group itself.
But, you know... they went on and they did the next thing but they left us all there with this feeling of angst and anxiety".
Men, on the other hand, are prone to feelings of angst: faced with three unscheduled minutes, they snap into ostentatious acts of automotive efficiency.
Another prevalent theme for women, particularly among minorities who overwhelmingly voted for Hillary Clinton, is re-examining how they engage on social media, a place where feelings of angst and anger have clashed in the days following the election.
All of this has led to the usual feelings of angst and agita — "the drama will always be there," asserts Jon Meterparel of WEEI, the team's flagship radio station — as well as a competing sense of what could implausibly be described as apathy.
But this Wired UK cover shoot has stirred some feelings of angst amongst the UK's Foursquare competitors.
