Sentence examples for trace of angst from inspiring English sources
That's the only trace of angst that Flume, known to his family as Harley Streten, betrays about the staggering success he's achieved.
The city banished whatever traces of angst lurked in those early pictures, as the artist limned his exquisite portraits of the beau monde in L.A., New York, and Paris, in pictures that lavish as much love on the upholstery in a well-appointed room as they do on the people who pose there.
I felt no trace of the angst of my sophomore year, when my teacher -- a humorless woman who looked like Howdy Doody with a gray wig and spoke French with an Indiana twang -- aimed her intolerance up and down the rows like a machine gunner.
The music, which owes more to a mash-up of Iron Maiden and Morrissey than the Britpop influences Mr. Way cites, betrays no traces of pocket-protector angst, but the conversation is loaded with them.
And while she sings with more bluster than Ms. Grannis, and has a trace of blues in her voice, her angst becomes onerous over the length of an album, even when leavened by flecks of ska and cabaret music.
"There's a lot of angst".
He was "full of angst" and "anguished".
Nevertheless, there are signs of angst.
