Sentence examples for inevitable angst from inspiring English sources
But amid the inevitable angst today about the future of the US automotive industry, it is worth remembering that Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection is the great second chance in American capitalism.
And as he grows into adolescence, the inevitable angst of self-image and girlfriends rears its head.
I dread the inevitable teen angst everyone warns me about.
Perhaps vacation-enjoyment angst is inevitable, given all the agonizing about where to go, what to do, how long the vacation should be, and whether it is wise to even take a vacation in the first place.
Over time, it seems more likely than not that Russia and the West will build better relations, given the geography, culture and history -- but it is far from inevitable, especially given the current angst.
The beauty of Dancer is that it's not about the angst of one man, but more about the inevitable and treacherous but rewarding journey toward perfection.
That U.S. Open organizers deliver quickly on their intent to create a day of rest between the men's semifinals and final and that they and New York officials finally accept (and finance) the inevitable, announcing concrete plans to cover and/or rebuild at least one major court to avoid the angst and acrimony of 2011 and other soggy years past.
This autumn's losses have not reached the same levels of angst, simply because Wales were so poor against Argentina and Samoa that defeat appeared inevitable.
It is, of course, this angst that has propelled mayoral candidate Bill de Blasio from nowhere to his position as Bloomberg's all but inevitable replacement.
