Sentence examples for suffering angst from inspiring English sources

It is hard to imagine Mr. Crewdson suffering angst.

FOR those single women suffering angst over "Will he call or won't he?" it seems counterintuitive to think that such uncertainty could possibly hold any appeal.

ANDREA STEVENS 'PULLMAN, WA' This new avant-garde work by Young Jean Lee has the deadpan simplicity of the plays of Richard Maxwell and the awkward, secretly suffering angst of a teenage diarist working through an identity crisis.

Usually those who fear it or love it are at most risk of suffering angst at eating out.

Feeling besieged on all sides and suffering existential angst ("What kind of person can I be when his own mother wants him dead?") Tony rebuffs F.B.I. efforts to turn him into an informant.

Both obviously suffering from midlife angst, the women fondly recall their rare good times and their more frequent bad experiences, like weeping in the ladies' room at each other's weddings.

"El Segador [The Reaper] reflected the pain, suffering and revolutionary angst of the Catalan people, on seeing how their identity, their language and their culture risked being engulfed by a nationalist victory".

We then get interwoven monologues from two of Julia's patients: a male builder suffering from postnatal angst and a woman driven to the edge by her two recalcitrant adopted children.

Not all Heidi events this year look to the idyllic past: a new German "Heidi" film playing in Europe makes the little Swiss miss a thoroughly modern 11-year-old (not 5), living with an aunt in Berlin and suffering from urban angst, even dyeing her hair blue.

Jess isn't just suffering from adolescent angst.

And, no, not in a way that's declared on a P60, more in the sense of suffering and angst!