Sentence examples for lingering angst from inspiring English sources
Earlier this year, Elisa Alpert published a sharp and visceral novel called After Birth, which catalogued the rage-filled recollections of a doctoral student with lingering angst about an unplanned C-section.
DJs are essentially year 10s in Supreme jumpers so the school thing is actually really pertinent and cutting rather than a way of this writer trying to expel some of the lingering secondary school angst that courses through his body in place of blood.
This was New Order's first venture into self-production and Sumner's lyrics – "Won't you show me, please show me the way" – perhaps hint at lingering insecurities, but the shimmering electronica takes existential angst on to the dancefloor.
In fact, Theo's lingering trauma over the loss of his mother and his angst about something terrible that has happened to his father have led him to develop a serious addiction to opiates.
Mainly it's that the familiar psychological themes -- a childhood's lingering influence on an adult, the damage of gnawing guilt, midlife angst -- seem so interestingly primitive here.
The subject of their angst: whether the euro zone will ever get out of its lingering troubles in one piece.
Why was it worth the angst and the hard work and — their parents would probably also want to know — the lingering debts?
