Sentence examples for great angst from inspiring English sources

North Korea, on the other hand, feels great angst about China.

No great angst for healthy-eating enthusiasts, though; they all bought £1 sandwiches stuffed with tuna.

While no one has disputed what happened, there is great angst here about why.

Since Dr. Thomson's discovery, embryonic stem cells have generated great excitement in science, and great angst in Washington.

It was a source of great angst for Gordon that he hadn't managed to persuade any of Tony's senior political advisers to stay on and support the succession.

Everybody is talking about the past, trying to understand and come to terms with it, and with this comes great angst, great suffering.

"The uncertainty leads to greater angst and leads to precisely the behavior you see in this city: insane behavior".

He has written about how he was "sex-crazed" before the death and has described his early forays into the peeping and stalking that he would return to with greater angst in later years.

Yet giving other healthcare businesses a share of the action after a transparent competitive tendering process is deemed by some to be a cause of great public angst.

Having a passenger drop his seat backwards into another passenger's space is a great cause of angst.

But if Schulz's great subjects were angst, frustration and self-loathing, McDonnell traffics in cozier fare.