None of the roommates had heard of the law, but learning about it elicited little angst.
"It had to be a home run, and both of us had a little angst over it.
It even blocks access to images from the Sun's page 3, which might have saved David Cameron a little angst had he known.
Still, the Mets' hierarchy seemed to have little angst afterward, recognizing that Santana, a two-time Cy Young Award winner, was just doing his work by throwing 86 pitches in a low-intensity setting.
So when the German finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, spoke his mind during a meeting in Dublin on April 13 and said a change to the E.U. treaty was necessary if Europe were to build a full banking union, there was more than a little angst in the corridors of Brussels.
Re "Telling Tales Out of School" (May 8), about anonymous comments posted on the Web by students: I am glad to know that some school administrators are aware of what teenagers can do with a little angst and free time, although I am not sure how well they can hope to control certain abuses.
My life had little angst, so Prince's dark and dangerous persona held little appeal.
They pour apple juice into baby bottles, stroller-jog in the park, skip lines at the grocery store and in each episode reveal very little angst.
