Sentence examples for general angst from inspiring English sources
Outnumbered, for Dennis, necessarily arrived on television screens "in an age of self-help books and general angst about parenting" where couples discuss their children in a way previous generations never have.
Andre Gregory directed the play, about unrequited loves and general angst at a country estate.
Roz Chast's cartoons about neuroses and general angst have been running in The New Yorker since 1978.
Toss in a healthy dose of therapeutic Obama-bashing and general angst over the impending collapse of the global economic system and universal moral norms, and you've done a day's work.
But of them all, it was arguably the Britpoppers that were most keenly anticipated; the chances of a Blur reunion tour seemed minuscule when the band split six years ago — a rupture prompted by, yes, musical differences, drugs and general angst, during the making of their 2003 album Think Tank, when guitarist Graham Coxon was asked to leave the band mid-way through the recording sessions.
Reasons include the lack of competitiveness of HTRs for electricity production only in a well-developed grid, the poor performance of the German demonstration plant THTR and the rise in the general 'German Angst'.
Between the mood swings, penchant for chaos and destruction, and general toddler angst, it's clear they don't call 'em "threenagers" for nothing.
The persistence of these concerns is the result of a wide range of complex forces, including the fact that they may be proxies for general social angst about the impact of science on society.
I believe there are four main aspects to the riots: young people being opportunistic; young people wanting to show those in authority who is boss; a general anger and angst among young people; and politicians jumping on the bandwagon to forward their own beliefs.
Najam Sethi, editor in chief of The Friday Times, a Pakistani weekly, argues that the nationalist upswell is part of a more general expression of angst.
