Sentence examples for get angst from inspiring English sources

In New York, the city that never sleeps well, it seems more than a few winners get angst over housing their Oscars.

Black Kids' peppy songs juggle yelpy Cure-style lead vocals, beats from the intersection of new wave and disco, wordplay ("Hit the Heartbrakes," "I get angst in my pants"), comic synthesizer squeals and, under it all, enough ache to justify all that desperate sublimation.

Sure, ISPs will shut down access out of misled kiddie porn fears but the real pros know where to go to get their angst-filled, nit-picking, obsessive fix.

Increasingly though, as life spans are elongated, I get more angst-ridden dispatches from women 50 and beyond on the fence about following Tipper Gore's lead.

It's got youthful angst and energy.

As a star comedian, he got the angst upon him.

But even once workers get over their angst about what length vacation to take, many grapple with separation anxiety — how often to check in with the office.

Printed texts are coated from floor to ceiling in zingy green and white, but while the font suggests headlines, what we get is existential angst.

Aides to the mayor uphold his conviction that voters will get over their angst over increased rent, property, water, cigarette and income tax bills.

Instead of the rush of two uniquely odd people falling in love, though, we get half-assed angst and Banner fishface.

Humor also allows you to keep a deliberate distance between the two of you because it's less likely to get intimate or angst-ridden when you're being funny.