Even when he sings of his 'fine and pretty' love on 'The Charmer', it sounds just as rooted in contemporary angst as buried in local tradition.
Enough also to awaken some deep-seated Democratic angst rooted in the trauma of 2000, when some blamed Green party candidate Ralph Nader's presence in Florida for costing Al Gore the general election and sending George W Bush to the White House.
"As far as tapping into deep-rooted angst, I don't know why art has to do that," he told me.
So this combination of nuclear angst and deeply rooted pacifism just ahead of very important state elections — this was the perfect storm".
Moreover while both RANGER-DTL and AnGST can efficiently handle unrooted gene trees, Mowgli cannot; thus, we first randomly rooted each of the 4733 gene trees of the biological dataset.
Carson's book had deep roots in the angst and activism that stirred in the postwar Northeast suburbs, in particular a 1957 lawsuit by 13 Long Island residents over DDT spraying.
Antonia Campbell-Hughes and Julian Morris are impressively raw and unguarded as the doomed lovers, their nerves exposed for all to see as the roots of their angst are increasingly laid bare.
@josephcharlton4 Yesterday evening, if you were fortunate enough to tune into Newsnight, you would have been privy to the ultimate expression of Slackerism, a political theory with roots in teenage angst, mild rebelliousness, and a pie-in-the-sky leftism that wants to pull down the walls of the politics then sit around smoking pot in the ruins.
Related: Rooted; rooting.
He praised Obama for the power of his words, and began reading, somewhat stiffly, his own speech — a carefully written address that included the observation "You know, back in another century, people like Marx and Engels talked about man being cut away from his land, his agricultural roots, and all the angst that followed from that.
While there is some credence to that (we'll go there too), we think the root of all this angst goes way deeper.
