Sentence examples for from angst from inspiring English sources

He knows from angst, which is the only place to start.

The last was declared three years ago.In this section The end of the tunnel From angst to action?

This has led to a consensus among experts that the region requires a second wave of reforms.In this section The end of the tunnel From angst to action?

But once he begins to speak, in a gentle Indian accent, he is transformed into that rare breed - the writer who is free from angst.

It is an Age of Angst — and it is a short step from angst to anger and from anger to aggression.

Ingels is, in the words of his former boss, Rem Koolhaas, "the first major architect who disconnected the profession completely from angst".

IN the first episode of the Fox series "Glee" there are stirring renditions of classic pop songs ("Don't Stop Believing") and funny-but-earnest declarations from angst-ridden high school students.

Because 41 detached from Baghdad and detached from economic angst at home, 43 is under extra pressure to attack Iraq while attacking the recession.

THE purest poetry, it can be argued, springs not from urban angst or cloistered academies, nor even from the passionate contemplation of nature.

From the commentary about Manti Te'o and from the angst vented in news reports and on blogs, you certainly get that sense.

Twice as many teenage girls suffer from "teen angst" as boys, according to a report from the thinktank Demos last month.