Sentence examples for source of angst from inspiring English sources

Britain opposes a European headquarters, which is a source of angst to French diplomats.

Others are still under construction, or stopped midrise, a source of angst for some residents.

Growing up in the suburbs of New Jersey was never a source of angst for me.

But many are concerned not so much about a failed president as about a flailing nation.One source of angst is the sorry state of American capitalism (see article).

Rightly identifying today's terrifying house prices as a source of angst across a wide swathe of the population, he pledges to get more homes built.

If the Yankees had a source of angst through their serene beginnings, it was the sight of Vazquez being battered around in his first two starts.

Such a trove might have been considered a treasure before the Tiananmen Square protests; afterward, such resources became sources of angst.

And that's just what the members of Tada! Youth Theater do in this 75-minute revue, which deals with many sources of angst (and laughs) for the elementary- and middle-school set.

One of the greatest sources of angst I have felt is the religious faithful's responses to my doubt.

"When I was a teenager, one of my sources of angst was that I felt like I was not an actor, I was always a spectator," she said by phone from New York.

Community, a B ; in a global, national sense, a  source of considerable angst.