Sentence examples for state of angst from inspiring English sources

But she wore herself into a state of angst.

Gatiss is still in a state of angst about the events of 2016.

The closest Morton came to increasing Mowbray's state of angst was through Wake, whose shot was blocked by Lee Naylor.

Defeat would discourage similar experiments and also traumatise Hamburg's government, which had been seen as a model for a national CDU/Green coalition one day.Education keeps Germany in a perpetual state of angst.

The largest group by far – 43% – preferred the option "I don't really know what to think", indicating, apparently, not a state of angst, but a contented lack of concern with the question.

"Suspended Women," a premiere by Ms. Buglisi, was mesmerizing: 12 ghostly women in hoop skirts and petticoats circled and collapsed in various states of angst to Mr. Roumain's interpolations on a Ravel concerto.

And when I start to forget, I still have plenty of single girlfriends in various states of angst to remind me of the grotesque fix-ups, the ham-handed remarks, and the brutal Thanksgiving dinners.

As that graduation day approaches, Knox's president, Roger L. Taylor, finds himself in a familiar state of vernal angst.

You don't want to be in a state of constant angst, so set aside some time to review and refine your goals.

LYON, France, Oct. 1 - As the three-week Lyon Dance Biennial moved "Europa," its selective survey of European dance, toward its close this weekend, a state of familiar angst began to surface under a barrage of high-tech multimedia devices.

And the Conservative party will be in a state of tortured angst, with at least one MP proposing a Tory-Ukip pact and dozens of others wondering if they should now advocate not just one referendum on the EU, but two.